Contracts for Karachi’s Temporary Cattle Market 2024 to be set up at Northern Bypass, including administration, have been issued. A total of 4 in VVIP, VIP, and General Blocks. Muzaffar Hasan Khan of Hasan & Brothers has been awarded the administrator contract for Cattle Market 2024. Branding, Electricity Supply, Parking, Water Supply, Soft Drink, Mineral Water, Fodder, Water, and Ice contracts have also been awarded. Janitorial service providers and suppliers of tents and canopies also received contracts. The contractors allotted in the cattle market have started getting work orders.
Karachi’s largest cattle market is set to open on the Northern Bypass, and preparations have started in full swing. The arrival of sacrificial animals has started in the cattle market.
Muzaffar Hasan Khan, an administrator of the cattle market, said that the process of paving the blocks to keep the animals in the cattle market had been started, while the ground has also been paved in several blocks of the market. We have started sanitation and other arrangements through heavy machinery, tractor trolleys, and garbage collection vehicles. Parking and security arrangements are being made by installing big lights at various pools.
Poles are being installed, and lights are being installed to illuminate the various blocks of the cattle market. Security checkpoints are being set up around the market for security. Maveshi Mandi 2024 Northern Bypass is taking better drainage measures than before, considering the previous rains and floods. Ample parking will be provided for shoppers’ convenience. At the same time, temporary stalls will be set up within the market premises, including a food court to supply basic goods. ATMs and temporary branches of major banks will also be set up this year, like every year, to provide financial services.
Ambulances and emergency medical assistance facilities will be available for any emergency situation. A free supply of 30 liters of water per cattle will be provided, along with free land for the construction of cattle sheds.
Sacrificial animals must be completely healthy and conform to Shariah requirements. To ensure this, all cattle must be inspected before entering the market, and a certificate from the Veterinary Department is also required to confirm their health.
CCTV cameras will be installed to monitor the cattle market. Special facilities for traders will also be ensured in the cattle market. Provision will also be made for a continuous water supply to the sacrificial animals.
Along with the police, Rangers personnel will also perform security duties in the cattle market. A team of veterinary doctors and medicines will be present to provide immediate medical care to the sacrificed animals, while additional personnel will also be deployed for security.
