FAISALABAD:Quality assurance team of Punjab Development Program on Tuesday inspected ongoing development projects at multiple locations in Faisalabad, expressing satisfaction over the quality of construction materials and reinforcing the government’s resolve to ensure durable infrastructure, timely completion and transparent utilization of public funds.
On the directions of Punjab Chief Minister (CM) Maryam Nawaz, representatives of Quality Assurance Committee visited various project sites across the city to assess construction standards, examine the quality of materials being used and review progress on the ongoing development schemes.
The inspection was conducted in coordination with Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA), Faisalabad.
Deputy Managing Director Engineering Shoaib Zia represented WASA Managing Director Saqib Raza while Director Construction Sanwal Malik and Director Technical Hayat Randhawa also accompanied the committee representative during the visits.
The team inspected sites where reinforced cement concrete (RCC) sewerage pipelines were being installed at Akbar Chowk in Gulistan Colony, Gulshan-e-Hayat Colony, Green Town and Chak No.7.
The team examined the quality of RCC pipes and other construction materials being used in the projects and declared them satisfactory after inspection.
Speaking on the occasion, WASA Managing Director Saqib Raza said that in line with the vision of Punjab Chief Minister (CM) Maryam Nawaz, the development work on various sewerage schemes was progressing rapidly to provide citizens with improved and quality drainage facilities.
He said that special attention was being paid to completing all projects within their stipulated timelines so that residents could benefit from improved sewerage infrastructure without unnecessary delays.
He said that uninterrupted monitoring of all development schemes was underway to ensure that construction quality remained uncompromised and public funds were utilized transparently and strictly for their intended purposes.
The WASA Chief said that completion of the projects under Punjab Development Program would help resolve persistent sewerage problems faced by citizens and extend standard sewerage facilities to several newly developed residential localities that had previously lacked adequate drainage infrastructure.
He reiterated that the agency was committed to maintaining construction standards, ensuring transparency and completing the ongoing schemes within the prescribed timeframe to provide lasting relief to residents of Faisalabad.