The chairman of Peshawar Zalmi, Javed Afridi, has stated his intention to reward and provide employment to Sahib Khan and his companion, the heroes of the Battagram Chairlift Incident, announced in a twitter message.
Incredible Sense of Bravery & Belief.
Example of their Courage & Bravery is a Lesson to us all.I’d be happy to help them with some job options for both the individuals & their relative plus a surprise award for them. https://t.co/f9MQQQndL9
— Javed Afridi (@JAfridi10) August 23, 2023
Javed Afridi praised the bravery and valor exhibited by Sahib Khan and his allies in the face of difficulty, regarding their deeds as an example for everyone.
These brave people put their own lives in danger to save others, benefiting society as a whole and giving the country brief moments of delight.
Javed Afridi Reward Announcement
Javed Afridi said he wanted to give Sahib Khan and his partner a chance at a job and an unexpected reward for their extraordinary bravery.
During the rescue effort, Sahib Khan, who became a hero, revealed to the public that he had followed in the footsteps of both his grandfather and father, who had dedicated their lives to helping those stuck in the chairlift.
He urged the government to create jobs, arguing that in the absence of work, the required resources should be made available to protect people’s lives.
The principal of the school and the kids are urging the government to become involved in building a road in the region.
Chairlift Incident
On August 22, the chairlift rope snapped in Pashto Village, Allai, Battagram, leaving eight people, including six pupils, stranded at an altitude of 900 feet.
The accident happened at 7 a.m., while the kids were riding the chairlift to school. Two of the three cables broken, leaving the chairlift suspended in midair.
Finally, the Pakistan army, rescue personnel, and local residents worked courageously to save all individuals from the dangerous situation.
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