Lodhran launches health, cleanliness projects

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LODHRAN:

For the city of Kahror Pakka, the 'Suthra Punjab' campaign has inaugurated eight different projects.

Deputy Commissioner Dr Lubna Nazir and Assistant Commissioner Ashraf Saleh inaugurated the "Welcome to Kahror Pakka" monument by cutting the ribbon at Pul Sath Hazari Chowk Shah Aram and activating its electric lighting.

To emphasise unity, faith, and discipline, the Deputy Commissioner inaugurated a books monument at Muhammadi Chowk, Aligarh College Chowk and a 600-foot-long wall at Hendera Peer Cemetery featuring the names of Allah.

Additionally, a water filtration plant was inaugurated to provide clean drinking water to residents.

The levelling of the Lodhran-Kahror Pakka Road, along with the beautification of the main square with lighting poles and painted dividers, has been completed, enhancing the overall appearance of the city.

The deputy commissioner praised the collaborative efforts of the assistant commissioner and local residents in beautifying Kahror Pakka.

The efforts of Assistant Commissioner Muhammad Ashraf Saleh in creating a pleasant environment and enhancing the city's beauty were also commended.

Dr Lubna Nazir remarked that the establishment of a help counter is an excellent initiative, emphasizing the need for public engagement.

She stressed the importance of listening to citizens' complaints and addressing them promptly. This program reflects the capabilities of Assistant Commissioner Mian Ashraf Saleh, with plans to launch similar initiatives in other tehsils.