The government of Pakistan’s Billion Tree project has quenched the hunger of the unemployed workers in the lockdown, the World Economic Forum released a video paying tribute. The World Economic Forum has once again released a video paying tribute to Prime Minister Imran Khan’s 10 Billion Tree project, in which Imran Khan has promised to provide employment to workers who have lost their jobs due to the corona virus. He appreciated the efforts of the government to reduce the environmental pollution on the one hand and on the other hand the project has re-ignited the cold stoves in the houses of hundreds of workers in the current situation.
The government of Pakistan is giving jobs to the workers who lost their jobs during the Corona virus lockdown in different parts of the country under the Billion Tree Tsunami Project, which they can easily earn Rs.500 on daily basis and get the reduce of huger problems of their families easily.
A laborer from Rawalpindi said that the cities have been shut down due to the corona virus. There is no work. You get a wage of Rs 500 rupee, it is half of the daily wage, but there is so much to eat in these difficult situations. By easing the lockdown, the government allowed the agriculture sector to operate
After work on the Billion Tree project was resumed, and thousands of unemployed workers were provided with jobs, the workers participating in the project are strictly adhered to the corona virus precautions, all wearing masks, each other Have a reasonable distance from
Imran Khan had announced a five-year Tsunami Tree project in 2018 under which 10 billion new trees would be planted. These tiny plants will take the form of large forests in a few years, which will be very beneficial for climate change.
Pakistan has been badly affected by rising ground temperatures and floods over the past few years. Scientists say all of this has to do with climate change, and increasing the number of trees can reduce flood-like hazards and Pakistan’s fertile soil. Can be prevented from becoming barren, not only that the oxygen coming out of the trees will help keep the environment free from pollution.
