Day: July 15, 2026

Dera ghazi khan: District Police Officer (DPO) Dera Ghazi Khan visited the riverine check post at Dari Mero to review security arrangements and operational preparedness aimed at maintaining law and order in the riverine belt.

During the visit, the DPO inspected security measures, deployment of personnel, weapons and the checking system at the checkpoint. He also met officers and officials posted there and directed them to ensure effective monitoring of people and boats using the water routes.

He stressed that indiscriminate action should continue against criminals, smugglers and other suspicious elements, while directing personnel to remain vigilant and perform their duties with utmost professionalism.

He also inspected the facilities and defensive arrangements at the check post and issued necessary instructions to the officers concerned for further improvement.

The DPO said maintaining peace in the riverine areas, eliminating crime and protecting the lives and property of citizens remained the top priorities of DG Khan police.

Meanwhile, DPO also paid a surprise visit to Drahma police station where he checked record, evaluated the performance of officials, checked arms store where he inspected weapons for assessment on their upkeep.

He also visited front desk and the lock-up where he checked the online record, process of record updating and ordered officials to deal with complainants politely and the accused as per law while taking all security related measures.

He ordered police to perform duty honestly and with dedication to protect the life and property of citizens and go against the criminals.

Dera ghazi khan: District Police Officer (DPO) Dera Ghazi Khan visited the riverine check post at Dari Mero to review security arrangements and operational preparedness aimed at maintaining law and order in the riverine belt.

During the visit, the DPO inspected security measures, deployment of personnel, weapons and the checking system at the checkpoint. He also met officers and officials posted there and directed them to ensure effective monitoring of people and boats using the water routes.

He stressed that indiscriminate action should continue against criminals, smugglers and other suspicious elements, while directing personnel to remain vigilant and perform their duties with utmost professionalism.

He also inspected the facilities and defensive arrangements at the check post and issued necessary instructions to the officers concerned for further improvement.

The DPO said maintaining peace in the riverine areas, eliminating crime and protecting the lives and property of citizens remained the top priorities of DG Khan police.

Meanwhile, DPO also paid a surprise visit to Drahma police station where he checked record, evaluated the performance of officials, checked arms store where he inspected weapons for assessment on their upkeep.

He also visited front desk and the lock-up where he checked the online record, process of record updating and ordered officials to deal with complainants politely and the accused as per law while taking all security related measures.

He ordered police to perform duty honestly and with dedication to protect the life and property of citizens and go against the criminals.

Bahawalpur: Commissioner Irfan Ali Kathia has directed the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) to promptly resolve public complaints regarding utility bills and provide maximum relief to consumers, emphasizing that addressing citizens’ grievances remains one of the Punjab government’s highest priorities.

The directions were issued while chairing a meeting at the Commissioner Office to review complaints related to WASA billing and discuss measures to facilitate consumers.

The meeting was attended by Managing Director WASA, along with other relevant officials. Participants reviewed public complaints regarding WASA bills, difficulties faced by consumers in making payments, and various proposals aimed at providing greater relief to customers.

Addressing the meeting, Commissioner Irfan Ali Kathia said that the prompt and effective resolution of public issues is a top priority of the Punjab government. He instructed WASA officials to address all billing-related complaints on a priority basis and ensure that consumers receive every possible facilitation and timely redress of their grievances.

To ease the financial burden on consumers, the Commissioner directed that customers who are regularly paying their current monthly WASA bills should be allowed to pay their outstanding arrears in easy installments. He said this measure would enable consumers to clear their pending dues without facing the hardship of making a lump-sum payment.

Bahawalpur: Commissioner Irfan Ali Kathia has directed the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) to promptly resolve public complaints regarding utility bills and provide maximum relief to consumers, emphasizing that addressing citizens’ grievances remains one of the Punjab government’s highest priorities.

The directions were issued while chairing a meeting at the Commissioner Office to review complaints related to WASA billing and discuss measures to facilitate consumers.

The meeting was attended by Managing Director WASA, along with other relevant officials. Participants reviewed public complaints regarding WASA bills, difficulties faced by consumers in making payments, and various proposals aimed at providing greater relief to customers.

Addressing the meeting, Commissioner Irfan Ali Kathia said that the prompt and effective resolution of public issues is a top priority of the Punjab government. He instructed WASA officials to address all billing-related complaints on a priority basis and ensure that consumers receive every possible facilitation and timely redress of their grievances.

To ease the financial burden on consumers, the Commissioner directed that customers who are regularly paying their current monthly WASA bills should be allowed to pay their outstanding arrears in easy installments. He said this measure would enable consumers to clear their pending dues without facing the hardship of making a lump-sum payment.

Chiniot: The district administration on Tuesday hosted a ceremony to honor sanitation workers, Civil Defence personnel, and Rescue 1122 volunteers for their outstanding services during Muharram, in line with the directives of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif.

Deputy Commissioner Ayesha Rizwan organized a luncheon at a local marquee to recognize the efforts of workers associated with the Suthra Punjab Programme, Civil Defence, and Rescue 1122, who played a key role in maintaining cleanliness, providing emergency response, and ensuring civic facilities throughout Muharram. The event was attended by Managing Director Suthra Punjab and Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Wasiq Abbas Haral, Assistant Commissioner Shaista Jabeen, Suthra Punjab Manager Muhammad Hamza, Muhammad Salman, supervisors, and other district officials.

Speaking on the occasion, Deputy Commissioner Ayesha Rizwan praised the dedication and commitment of the workers and volunteers, describing them as the “real heroes” behind the successful management of Muharram arrangements. She said their tireless efforts reflected the Punjab government’s commitment to public service and acknowledged their contribution to maintaining public safety and cleanliness during the religious observances.

Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Wasiq Abbas Haral and Assistant Commissioner Shaista Jabeen also commended the workers, saying the district administration highly valued their professionalism and devotion to duty. They pledged continued encouragement and support for frontline personnel. The ceremony concluded with a luncheon served to all workers, officials, and volunteers in recognition of their services.

Chiniot: The district administration on Tuesday hosted a ceremony to honor sanitation workers, Civil Defence personnel, and Rescue 1122 volunteers for their outstanding services during Muharram, in line with the directives of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif.

Deputy Commissioner Ayesha Rizwan organized a luncheon at a local marquee to recognize the efforts of workers associated with the Suthra Punjab Programme, Civil Defence, and Rescue 1122, who played a key role in maintaining cleanliness, providing emergency response, and ensuring civic facilities throughout Muharram. The event was attended by Managing Director Suthra Punjab and Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Wasiq Abbas Haral, Assistant Commissioner Shaista Jabeen, Suthra Punjab Manager Muhammad Hamza, Muhammad Salman, supervisors, and other district officials.

Speaking on the occasion, Deputy Commissioner Ayesha Rizwan praised the dedication and commitment of the workers and volunteers, describing them as the “real heroes” behind the successful management of Muharram arrangements. She said their tireless efforts reflected the Punjab government’s commitment to public service and acknowledged their contribution to maintaining public safety and cleanliness during the religious observances.

Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Wasiq Abbas Haral and Assistant Commissioner Shaista Jabeen also commended the workers, saying the district administration highly valued their professionalism and devotion to duty. They pledged continued encouragement and support for frontline personnel. The ceremony concluded with a luncheon served to all workers, officials, and volunteers in recognition of their services.