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LAHORE - Deputy Commissioner Syed Musa Raza chaired a meeting on Sunday to review the weekly progress of the Lahore Development Programme, emphasizing timely and transparent execution of development projects in line with the vision of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif. The meeting, attended by Managing Director Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA), Chief Officer Metropolitan Corporation Lahore (MCL), Assistant Commissioners, and relevant officials, assessed the ongoing schemes under the city’s expansive infrastructure improvement plan. Under the Lahore Development Programme, construction and rehabilitation of over 6,000 streets had been targeted.
Officials briefed the Deputy Commissioner that all development schemes were being monitored continuously through integrated dashboards to ensure transparency, accountability, and adherence to time-lines. DC Syed Musa Raza said the development initiatives aim to resolve public grievances and improve civic amenities. “The transformation of underdeveloped streets into modern, accessible roads is a significant milestone for public welfare,” he noted.
Treatment facilities being provided on priority basis at PIC: Punjab Health Minister He added that the improvement of water supply and sewerage systems would directly benefit the people by addressing long-standing infrastructure issues. WASA and MCL assured their full commitment to completing development works within the stipulated time. The DC also directed that contractors be paid their dues promptly to avoid delays and maintain work momentum.
Stressing collaborative efforts, he urged all stakeholders to play their role in making the Lahore Development Programme a success, describing it as a major step forward in delivering urban services efficiently. Tags: dc reviews lahore development.
