Hatri facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Hatri
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| Country |  Pakistan |
| Province | Sindh |
| District | Hyderabad District |
| Population | |
| • Total | 29,719 |
Hatri is a local community area, also known as a union council, located in the Sindh province of Pakistan. It is part of the Hyderabad Taluka (rural) region. As of 2007, Hatri had a population of 29,719 people. You can find Hatri to the north-east of Hyderabad, which is an important city in the district. Its geographical coordinates are approximately 25°28'0N latitude and 68°24'0E longitude.
Understanding Hatri: Its Role and People
What is a Union Council?
A union council is a very important part of local government in Pakistan. It's like a small district or a group of villages that work together. These councils help make decisions about local services. This includes things like roads, sanitation, and community projects. They ensure that the needs of the people in their area are heard and addressed.
Local Leaders and Their Roles
In a union council like Hatri, local leaders play a key role. Around the time of the 2007 population count, the main leader was called a Nazim. The Nazim was like the head of the local government. They were responsible for overseeing the council's activities.
Hatri's Nazim was Khanwand Bux Alais Ghulam Muhammad. There was also a Naib Nazim, who was like a deputy leader. Muhammad Sharif Dahri held this position. These leaders worked to improve the community and represent its people.
