Pakistan’s congress has a trouble- and it is nothing to do with the lawmakers.
No, the issue besieging the tower, which turns its practices into over “marathon” tracks and terrifying fresh starters, is rats. Great ones.
After an established commission requested to see the records of meetings from 2008, the extent of the issue became clear. Most of the documents were discovered to have been severely gnawed by animals when they were collected.
National Assembly official Zafar Sultan admitted to the BBC that” the animals on this floors are so large that even animals may be afraid of them.”
The infestation is now so widespread that an annual budget of 1.2m rupees ($ 4, 300, £3, 300 ) has been dedicated to making Pakistan’s halls of power rat-free.
The second floor, which allegedly houses the business of the senate opposition leader, is where the majority of the animals appear to be located, and it appears to be where most of the rats are located.
It is also, probably critically, the place of a food house.
However, the rabbits typically stay out of sight until after work.
” When there are often no people here in the evening, the rabbits run around in there like it’s a marathon”, a National Assembly established said.
The employees there are now familiar with this, but they become frightened if one comes here for the first time.
In order to locate a pest control company that can assist authorities with dealing with the rats, advertisements have now been published in various Pakistani newspapers.
So far, only two have shown any interest.