LAHORE:Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Ali Ejaz on Tuesday visited Ravi Tehsil to review cleanliness arrangements and educational facilities at a government school.
Accompanied by the CEO Lahore Waste Management Company (LWMC), Chief Officer Metropolitan Corporation Lahore (MCL) and Assistant Commissioner Ravi, the deputy commissioner inspected cleanliness arrangements at Lari Adda, Bund Road Shahdara and Ring Road.
LWMC officials briefed him on waste transportation arrangements and the proposed establishment of a new dumping site near the fish market on Ring Road.
Later, the deputy commissioner visited Government Secondary School Shahdara Town and inspected various facilities. He interacted with students and sought their feedback about the quality of education and available facilities. He directed the school administration to ensure the immediate provision of clean drinking water and functional washrooms in schools, stressing that students must be provided with a clean and quality educational environment.
As part of the ongoing plantation campaign, the deputy commissioner also planted a sapling on the school premises.
On the occasion, Muhammad Ali Ejaz said the zero-waste policy would remain in force across the district, adding that all possible measures were being taken to improve cleanliness and provide students with a quality learning environment.