An estimated 1,000 people working in the offices at Awami Markaz Software Technology Park were affected; the property destroyed has been valued at over PKR 250 million while combined annual export revenue of these companies was approximately USD 10 million.
The fire erupted last Sunday due to a short circuit and within a few hours, burned the whole building to ashes. The incident claimed lives of 3 young men as well.
The fire destroyed/ affected offices of the following IT & ITES companies at the STP on Sunday
To provide immediate relief to the affected companies P@SHA has provided the following:
Chairman P@SHA Barkan Saeed was at the site on Sunday to assess the damage and start business recovery works; he said “We are saddened to witness the devastating fire at Software Technology Park (Awami Markaz) Islamabad and of the tragic loss of life and property. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and loved ones of the affected. We the private industry Association will do everything to ensure the business does not suffer”
The fire erupted last Sunday at Awami Markaz Software Technology Park in Islamabad due to a short-circuit at office of the Federal Tax Ombudsman.
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