Web Desk (LTN NEWS): The rice crop was also completely destroyed and other villagers’ houses were also washed away in the relay, after which everyone is facing hardships.
Speaking to Geo Digital, Abdul Wahab Bugti said that he has been living in the Naseerabad district of Dera Murad Jamali area of Balochistan since 1998 when his house was made of mud.
The singer said that his house was washed away in flood due to rains two days ago, after which he along with his 8 children were forced to spend the night under the open sky.
According to Wahab, his rice crop was also completely destroyed and the houses of other villagers were also washed away in the relay, after which everyone is facing difficulties.
Has the government helped so far?
In a conversation, Wahab Bugti said that military personnel is busy in the area extracting water, but due to the rains, their systems have also been shut down, due to which communication has been cut off. Apart from that, the government has not yet made any contact.
Coke Studio people contacted?
In response to the question, the singer said that yes! When I faced this problem, I called my head Coke Studio producer musician Abdul Jabbar Khan (Zulfi) and informed him about the seriousness of the matter.
He said that Zulfi sent this news to other singers and also posted it on social media after which some money started coming into my account.
How you get to Coke Studio?
During the interview, Abdul Wahab said that I was singing a song while sitting in my village and his video went viral on social media, after which Zulfi contacted me and asked me to sing a song at Coke Studio.
In viral posts on social media, ‘Kana Yaari’ singer Abdul Wahab can be seen standing helpless along with a few children.
Seeing the viral posts related to the singer, well-known personalities are appealing and announcing help for Abdul Wahab.
Writer, singer, and social activist Muniba Mazari expressed grief over Abdul Wahab’s condition.
Singer Hadiqa Kayani also commented and announced that she is collecting donations and will soon reach Balochistan to help Coke Studio singer Wahab Ali Bugti and other flood victims.
