Punjab Province

Kasur: [Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator ReNews Pakistan]
On the directions of Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif, a key meeting regarding the Punjab Development Program (PDP) was chaired by Deputy Commissioner Kasur, Muhammad Asif Raza. The meeting was attended by representatives of NESPAK, Chief Officers of Municipal Committees, DIO Kasur Nadir Ali, and officials from relevant departments.
During the meeting, a detailed review was conducted of ongoing development projects across the district, including their progress, quality of work, and adherence to timelines. It was highlighted in the briefing that, in line with the Chief Minister’s vision, development projects worth billions of rupees are currently underway in Phool Nagar, Kot Radha Kishan, Pattoki, Khudian Khas, and other areas.
These projects include improvement of sewerage networks, underground storm water drains, rehabilitation of sewerage lines, construction of disposal stations, and development of parks, along with other essential public facilities.
The Deputy Commissioner directed that all development schemes must be completed in a timely and transparent manner, warning that no negligence or delay in the utilization of funds will be tolerated.
He further emphasized strengthening the monitoring process through regular field visits to ensure quality standards. Officials were also instructed to maintain proper reporting and complete records of PDP schemes and their progress.
The Deputy Commissioner stated that the primary objective of the Punjab Development Program is to provide basic facilities to the public, and all projects must be completed within the stipulated time while keeping public interest at the forefront.
The meeting concluded with a commitment to utilize all available resources to ensure the timely completion of development projects in district Kasur.

Kasur: [Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator ReNews Pakistan]
Curb stone painting is actively underway on major roads in Kasur as part of an initiative to improve urban aesthetics and road safety.
Under the supervision of the district administration, curb stones along key roads are being painted with fresh colors, enhancing the overall appearance of the city while also aiding in better traffic guidance.
Officials stated that this initiative is part of a broader beautification plan aimed at improving civic infrastructure and providing a cleaner, more organized environment for the public.
The concerned teams have been directed to complete the work promptly while maintaining quality standards to ensure maximum benefit for citizens. The campaign is expected to continue across the city and will be extended to other areas as well.

Pattoki: [Sadaf Arshad, District Coordinator ReNews Pakistan]
Assistant Commissioner Pattoki, Nishtar Rehman Lodhi, along with MPA Mahmood Anwar Chaudhry, visited different areas of the city to review public issues and ongoing development projects.
During the visit, sanitation conditions, sewerage systems, road repairs, patchwork, restoration of green belts, and other civic facilities were thoroughly inspected. Officials directed the concerned staff to ensure immediate resolution of public complaints and warned that negligence would not be tolerated.
Ongoing development projects in Pattoki include improvement of sewerage systems, construction and repair of roads, patchwork on Multan Road, curb stone painting, beautification of green belts, and plantation drives. In addition, efforts are underway to improve the cleanliness system and ensure timely waste disposal.
Furthermore, initiatives such as rehabilitation of parks, upgradation of markets, improvement in traffic management, and removal of encroachments are also being implemented to enhance public facilities.
The Assistant Commissioner emphasized maintaining both quality and pace in ongoing projects so that citizens can receive relief at the earliest. He stated that the district administration is taking practical steps to improve civic amenities and is strengthening the monitoring system to ensure effective implementation.
These measures are seen as a significant step toward improving urban infrastructure, strengthening sanitation systems, and enhancing public services in Pattoki.