KARACHI: A top official of Marta Women Football Club expressed concerns over the lack of women football activities in Karachi.
In a press statement issued by the club on Sunday, its patron Pirzada Ajmal Farooqui said it was alarming that no women football activities are being held at the provincial metropolis.
“It is the responsibility of the Ministry of Youth Affairs to look into these matters,” Pirzada observed.
“Despite the availability of funds, the said department has failed to draft sporting events calendar,” he said.
He announced that Marta Women FC would organise three tournaments this year in which registered teams would be given a chance.
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