Month: July 2026

Sargodha: Commissioner Sargodha Division Hafiz Shoukat Ali chaired a meeting on Wednesday to review ongoing local government initiatives, community development programmes and measures aimed at improving civic amenities and public services across the division.

According to the spokesperson for the Commissioner’s office here, the meeting assessed the progress of development projects, basic municipal facilities, community welfare programmes and the delivery of public services.

On the occasion, Director Local Government Asif Iqbal briefed the meeting on the status of various projects and outlined the roadmap for their timely completion.

Addressing the participants, Commissioner Hafiz Shoukat Ali directed all departments to ensure that development and community development schemes are completed within the stipulated timelines without compromising on quality.

He stressed that the provision of basic public facilities remains a top priority of the Punjab government and instructed all relevant departments to strengthen coordination for the prompt resolution of public issues.

The commissioner also ordered continuous monitoring of civic development projects to ensure residents receive improved municipal services and a cleaner, more organised urban environment.

He stressed that effective implementation and close supervision are essential to enhancing the quality of life for citizens across the division.

Sargodha: Commissioner Sargodha Division Hafiz Shoukat Ali chaired a meeting on Wednesday to review ongoing local government initiatives, community development programmes and measures aimed at improving civic amenities and public services across the division.

According to the spokesperson for the Commissioner’s office here, the meeting assessed the progress of development projects, basic municipal facilities, community welfare programmes and the delivery of public services.

On the occasion, Director Local Government Asif Iqbal briefed the meeting on the status of various projects and outlined the roadmap for their timely completion.

Addressing the participants, Commissioner Hafiz Shoukat Ali directed all departments to ensure that development and community development schemes are completed within the stipulated timelines without compromising on quality.

He stressed that the provision of basic public facilities remains a top priority of the Punjab government and instructed all relevant departments to strengthen coordination for the prompt resolution of public issues.

The commissioner also ordered continuous monitoring of civic development projects to ensure residents receive improved municipal services and a cleaner, more organised urban environment.

He stressed that effective implementation and close supervision are essential to enhancing the quality of life for citizens across the division.

Bahawalpur: Commissioner Bahawalpur Division Irfan Ali Kathia visited the Bahawalpur Small Industrial Estate to review the area’s sewerage conditions, sanitation arrangements, and the availability of basic civic facilities.

During the inspection, the commissioner directed the Managing Director of the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) to ensure an early and sustainable solution to the longstanding sewerage issues so that the difficulties being faced by industrialists, workers, and local residents could be resolved. Director Small Industrial Estate Rao Munir Ahmed, Managing Director WASA, Director Development, Chief Officer Municipal Corporation, and representatives of factory owners were also present.

Commissioner Irfan Ali Kathia observed that persistent sewerage problems have created serious inconvenience for factory owners, industrial workers, and the surrounding community. He instructed all relevant departments to adopt a coordinated strategy and take immediate practical measures to implement a permanent solution to the issue.

The Commissioner also directed Director Small Industrial Estate Rao Munir Ahmed to further improve cleanliness and sanitation within the industrial estate. He emphasized that all available resources should be utilized to provide factory owners, employees, and visitors with a clean, safe, and healthy working environment.

Commissioner Irfan Ali Kathia reiterated that the provision of quality civic infrastructure and municipal services is essential for promoting industrial growth and improving the working environment. He emphasized that resolving sewerage issues and maintaining high standards of cleanliness would remain among the administration’s priorities to facilitate economic activity and enhance public convenience in the industrial estate.

Bahawalpur: Commissioner Bahawalpur Division Irfan Ali Kathia visited the Bahawalpur Small Industrial Estate to review the area’s sewerage conditions, sanitation arrangements, and the availability of basic civic facilities.

During the inspection, the commissioner directed the Managing Director of the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) to ensure an early and sustainable solution to the longstanding sewerage issues so that the difficulties being faced by industrialists, workers, and local residents could be resolved. Director Small Industrial Estate Rao Munir Ahmed, Managing Director WASA, Director Development, Chief Officer Municipal Corporation, and representatives of factory owners were also present.

Commissioner Irfan Ali Kathia observed that persistent sewerage problems have created serious inconvenience for factory owners, industrial workers, and the surrounding community. He instructed all relevant departments to adopt a coordinated strategy and take immediate practical measures to implement a permanent solution to the issue.

The Commissioner also directed Director Small Industrial Estate Rao Munir Ahmed to further improve cleanliness and sanitation within the industrial estate. He emphasized that all available resources should be utilized to provide factory owners, employees, and visitors with a clean, safe, and healthy working environment.

Commissioner Irfan Ali Kathia reiterated that the provision of quality civic infrastructure and municipal services is essential for promoting industrial growth and improving the working environment. He emphasized that resolving sewerage issues and maintaining high standards of cleanliness would remain among the administration’s priorities to facilitate economic activity and enhance public convenience in the industrial estate.

Peshawar: Rescue 1122 in Lower Chitral safely evacuated more than 200 passengers after flash floods triggered by heavy monsoon rains blocked the Drosh-Ashiret Road at several locations with debris and mudslides, leaving numerous vehicles stranded.

According to Rescue 1122 on Wednesday, under the supervision of the District Emergency Officer, Rescue 1122 launched an immediate response operation.

First responders stationed at the Sheshi Koh and Bregnesar watch points initiated rescue efforts, while additional teams from the district headquarters were dispatched to the affected areas.

Rescue teams continued relief activities for six hours in Kalkatak, Kaldam Gol, Soir and Ashiret.

Four stranded passenger vehicles were moved to safe locations and all travelers were assisted to safety.

The operation involved 20 Rescue 1122 personnel, three ambulances and a disaster response vehicle.

Authorities maintained close coordination with the National Highway Authority and the district administration to restore the road and ensure public safety.

According to Rescue 1122, no casualties or injuries were reported in the situation.

Peshawar: Rescue 1122 in Lower Chitral safely evacuated more than 200 passengers after flash floods triggered by heavy monsoon rains blocked the Drosh-Ashiret Road at several locations with debris and mudslides, leaving numerous vehicles stranded.

According to Rescue 1122 on Wednesday, under the supervision of the District Emergency Officer, Rescue 1122 launched an immediate response operation.

First responders stationed at the Sheshi Koh and Bregnesar watch points initiated rescue efforts, while additional teams from the district headquarters were dispatched to the affected areas.

Rescue teams continued relief activities for six hours in Kalkatak, Kaldam Gol, Soir and Ashiret.

Four stranded passenger vehicles were moved to safe locations and all travelers were assisted to safety.

The operation involved 20 Rescue 1122 personnel, three ambulances and a disaster response vehicle.

Authorities maintained close coordination with the National Highway Authority and the district administration to restore the road and ensure public safety.

According to Rescue 1122, no casualties or injuries were reported in the situation.