Ministry of Planning and Development reviews Lahore Central Business District and Ravi Projects

 

LAHORE: A meeting of Mian Aslam Iqbal, Punjab’s Housing, Urban Development, Public Health and Engineering Minister, with Imran Amin, Chief Executive Officer of Lahore Central Business District Development Authority (LCBDDA) and Ravi Urban Development Authority (RUDA), was held on Wednesday here to discuss the progress of Pakistan’s first business district, Central Business District Punjab, and Ravi Riverfront.

The meeting was also attended by Shakeel Ahmed, COO of LCBDDA & RUDA Brigadier (R) Mansoor Janjua, Muhammad Omer, ED Commercial of LCBDDA, and Kashif Qureshi, ED Commercial of RUDA.

The CEO of LCBDDA and RUDA outlined new and past activities that have contributed to Punjab’s development in terms of wealth generation. In addition, the housing minister was informed about the upcoming future projects of both authorities that will greatly benefit the province as a whole.

Assuring that the Punjab government would fully support the completion of the project, the minister commended the pace of development work. CBD Punjab and RUDA play a significant role in the province’s development, according to him. According to him, keeping the public sector uplifted and bettered is the government’s highest priority.

All departments involved in Punjab’s government have been instructed to provide public relief. According to him, Punjab’s monitoring mechanism serves as an example of the government’s commitment to providing maximum relief to the general public.

In response to illegal dumping across the city, the Lahore Waste Management Company (LWMC) enforcement wing has launched a campaign against illegal waste dumping.

In response to Rafia Haider’s instructions, the drive was initiated. To prevent illegal garbage dumping on the road, the company should adhere to a zero-tolerance policy. In order to prevent illegal dumping around drains, Rafia Haider gave standing instructions. There is a round-the-clock presence of enforcement teams in the field, she said.

A total of 3,854 inspections have been conducted by enforcement teams in the last 15 days, during which 536 challans have been issued for littering and illegal dumping on roads, and a fine of Rs1.15 million has been imposed for violating the Local Government Act. Minor violations were also issued 1,500 warning notices during the campaign.

To keep the drainage flowing during monsoon rains, Rafia Haider stressed the importance of avoiding illegal dumping and dumping garbage on the road. The illegal dumpers are being dealt with immediately.

In case of any complaints, citizens can always contact the LWMC helpline 1139 or use social media to file complaints instead of violating the Local Government Act.

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