Day: July 16, 2026

Tank: Additional Assistant Commissioner (AAC) Tank, Malik Sajid Ali Khan has paid a surprise visit to the civil veterinary hospital to review the quality of veterinary healthcare services and administrative arrangements.

During the inspection, he checked the attendance of hospital staff, examined cleanliness and sanitation standards, and reviewed the medical treatment and care being provided to livestock.

He also assessed the hospital’s overall functioning and the availability of essential veterinary services.

He directed the hospital administration to take effective measures to further improve animal healthcare facilities, ensure timely treatment for livestock, maintain cleanliness, and provide quality services to livestock owners.

He said that better veterinary services were vital for supporting the livestock sector and safeguarding the livelihoods of farmers in the

Tank: Additional Assistant Commissioner (AAC) Tank, Malik Sajid Ali Khan has paid a surprise visit to the civil veterinary hospital to review the quality of veterinary healthcare services and administrative arrangements.

During the inspection, he checked the attendance of hospital staff, examined cleanliness and sanitation standards, and reviewed the medical treatment and care being provided to livestock.

He also assessed the hospital’s overall functioning and the availability of essential veterinary services.

He directed the hospital administration to take effective measures to further improve animal healthcare facilities, ensure timely treatment for livestock, maintain cleanliness, and provide quality services to livestock owners.

He said that better veterinary services were vital for supporting the livestock sector and safeguarding the livelihoods of farmers in the

Faisalabad: Factory Area police have arrested four alleged dacoits and recovered looted property and illicit weapons from their possession.

Police spokesman said here on Wednesday that SHO Factory Area police station Muhammad Riaz on a tip-off conducted raid and nabbed 4 dacoits of a gang including ringleader Farhan and his accomplices Shehroz, Younus and Adnan who were wanted by the police in dozens of cases.

The police recovered looted property worth millions of rupees and illegal weapons from their possession while further investigation was under progress, he added.

Faisalabad: Factory Area police have arrested four alleged dacoits and recovered looted property and illicit weapons from their possession.

Police spokesman said here on Wednesday that SHO Factory Area police station Muhammad Riaz on a tip-off conducted raid and nabbed 4 dacoits of a gang including ringleader Farhan and his accomplices Shehroz, Younus and Adnan who were wanted by the police in dozens of cases.

The police recovered looted property worth millions of rupees and illegal weapons from their possession while further investigation was under progress, he added.

Dera ismail khan: The district administration has continued its crackdown on illegal encroachments, retrieving 18 marlas of government land worth an estimated Rs27 million during an operation in the Muryali area.

According to the administration, the operation was supervised by Assistant Commissioner Dr. Muhammad Hamid Siddiq.

The anti-encroachment drive targeted illegal structures and obstructions along the stretch from Attock petrol pump to Bilal Abad Street in Mauza Muryali.

During the operation, the anti-encroachment team removed goods displayed outside shops, unauthorized sheds, ramps, and other encroachments built on government land.

According to the district administration, the recovered land has an estimated market value of approximately Rs27 million.

Several shopkeepers voluntarily removed their encroachments after being instructed by the administration, while the remaining illegal structures were dismantled by the enforcement teams on the spot.

Speaking on the occasion, Assistant Commissioner Dr. Muhammad Hamid Siddiq said the district administration would continue indiscriminate action against encroachments to protect public property, restore public passageways, and ensure orderly urban development.

He urged traders and residents to cooperate with the administration by voluntarily removing encroachments, saying that people cooperation was essential to making the city cleaner, safer, and more organized.

Dera ismail khan: The district administration has continued its crackdown on illegal encroachments, retrieving 18 marlas of government land worth an estimated Rs27 million during an operation in the Muryali area.

According to the administration, the operation was supervised by Assistant Commissioner Dr. Muhammad Hamid Siddiq.

The anti-encroachment drive targeted illegal structures and obstructions along the stretch from Attock petrol pump to Bilal Abad Street in Mauza Muryali.

During the operation, the anti-encroachment team removed goods displayed outside shops, unauthorized sheds, ramps, and other encroachments built on government land.

According to the district administration, the recovered land has an estimated market value of approximately Rs27 million.

Several shopkeepers voluntarily removed their encroachments after being instructed by the administration, while the remaining illegal structures were dismantled by the enforcement teams on the spot.

Speaking on the occasion, Assistant Commissioner Dr. Muhammad Hamid Siddiq said the district administration would continue indiscriminate action against encroachments to protect public property, restore public passageways, and ensure orderly urban development.

He urged traders and residents to cooperate with the administration by voluntarily removing encroachments, saying that people cooperation was essential to making the city cleaner, safer, and more organized.