The resolution, moved by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar, says plastic pollution poses a significant threat to Pakistan's environment, wildlife and public health.


Islamabad: The National Assembly on Monday passed a unanimous resolution calling for coordinated efforts from citizens, organizations and government entities to address the menace of plastic pollution.
The resolution, moved by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar, said plastic pollution poses a significant threat to Pakistan's environment, wildlife and public health.
It said the government of Pakistan recognizes the critical importance of protecting our planet, environment and echo systems whereas the damaging impact of plastic pollution on Pakistan's environment.
Recognizing the paramount importance of preserving planet's environment and echo systems, the House emphasized the urgent need to combat plastic pollution and safeguard planet earth's health.
The House adopted a motion, terminating the suspension of Members National Assembly Jamshaid Khan Dasti and Iqbal Khan.
The motion was moved by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar.
At the outset, Rabia Naseem Farooqui took oath as Member of the National Assembly.
Speaker Sardar Ayaz Sadiq administered the oath.
The House will now meet tomorrow evening.

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