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dpr-lahore-division · 3 years ago

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CM HOLDS A MEETING WITH TRIBAL ELDERS IN BARTHI

With the compliments of, The Directorate General Public Relations,

Government of the Punjab, Lahore Ph: 99201390.

No.1300/QU/Mujahid

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LAHORE, Aug. 12:

Koh-e-Suleman's headquarter will be made functional this year and the cadet college project at hill station Fort Munro will be completed early to provide the best educational facility to the students.

Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar stated this while talking to tribal elders in Barthi area of DG Khan who handed over their applications to him and informed him about the problems.

While issuing directions for the solution of public problems, the CM repeated that he knows the public problems as he is a custodian of the people living in remote and far-flung areas of the province. The development journey has been kick-started which will be moved forward at an accelerated pace; he added and announced to connect Choki Wala with Balochistan through a road link to reduce the distance upto 120 KM. Meanwhile, the cement factory and industrial estate will provide new job opportunities to the locals and Fazilka Kach and other areas of Koh-e-Suleman will be provided electricity through a solar grid station to be set up at Barthi, the CM said.

The CM hoped the Sorra dam will revolutionize the agrarian economy while health and education centres’ upgradation will ease the access of locals to such vital facilities. The development schemes will be strictly monitored to ensure transparency and quality, the CM concluded.

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No. 1301/QU/Mujahid

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CM CONDOLES DEATH OF VETERAN ACTRESS DURDANA BUTT

LAHORE, Aug. 12:

Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar has condoled the death of famous actress Durdana Butt adding that she was a talented artiste who professionally performed every role. The CM also extended sympathies to the bereaved family and prayed to Almighty Allah to rest the departed soul in eternal peace.

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No.1303/QU/Umer

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CM TAKES AERIAL VIEW OF SORRA DAM SITE IN KOH-E-SULEMAN

LAHORE, Aug. 12:

Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar took an aerial view of the Sorra dam site in the Koh-e-Suleman area of DG Khan. SMBR and other officials accompanied him.

The irrigation secretary briefed him about the project which will be completed with a cost of Rs. 5 billion to promote cultivation in Taunsa and tribal areas by providing ample water for irrigation.

In a statement, the CM said the government has approved the project to store hill torrents' water adding that dams are planned to utilise this water for agricultural purposes in DG Khan and Rajanpur. The foundation stone of the Sorra dam will be laid soon as a feasibility study was being conducted to construct more dams for storing hill torrents' water. This will also save the people of losses resulting due to flash floods, he added.

The past rulers compounded the miseries of deprived areas instead of healing the wounds of the hapless people, he regretted. They also wasted resources on exhibitory projects and ignored the real needs of the people, he added.

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No.1304/QU/Umer

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CM HOLDS A MEETING AT MULTAN AIRPORT TO TAKE STOCK OF THE SITUATION

LAHORE, August 12:

Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar was briefed about the law and order situation, administrative matters and pace of work on development schemes at a meeting held at Multan airport lounge on Thursday. SMBR, secretary irrigation, Multan commissioner, RPO, DC, DPO and other officials attended the meeting.

The CM reviewed the law and order situation with regard to Muharram and directed the administration and police to remain fully watchful to maintain law and order. Similarly, ongoing development schemes should be completed in time while ensuring transparency and quality of work, the CM added and vowed that deprivations of the people of Multan will be removed by the PTI government.

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grassrootsmiami · 6 years ago

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Meetings/Protests this week, May 5, 2019 - Bonnie

Resistance Calendar, week of May 5, 2019 Please share liberally Meetings/Protests this week, May 5, 2019 Ongoing: Protesters/Witnesses desperately needed at Homestead Immigrant Children’s Detention Center, 920 Bouganville Blvd., (SW 288 St.), Homestead. [take Exit 5 off the Turnpike Extension and head east until you reach the site]. Every day from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., resisters are gathering to bear witness to and protest a particularly cruel and inhumane aspect of the Trump immigration policy. Even if you can only come for an hour, your presence will be greatly appreciated. And please don’t forget the Mother’s Day March, next Sunday, 5/12, (see below). www.facebook.com/groups/339957239906299/; https://www.afsc.org/homestead# This Power Point will give you a better idea of what’s transpiring: https://lookaside.fbsbx.com/file/WITNESS%20HOMESTEAD.pptx?token=AWxU8KUYjPyIWDORFKcB8c1_yHMXdjsxJ-9oBOVZgeyNwLDV3egKHF8eQH3ppTcTJp44CrYOw-ZaXlkJm55nbsQcgQQA1W7bm5CbJpZkgIvbFxA_Brb2hkA5YogOmIgRQPQZ3TtXCvhJOk1GCePXyIoAMlWIcXea7iUYjjq7-sviSmCAh0BRSkf8B4m6XhNMLnTxIQ2vZHEmknxA4EbUPh47 Ongoing: U.S. Commission on Civil Rights: Public Comments on Immigration Detention Centers & Treatment of Immigrants. The Commission welcomes written submission of material for consideration. Please submit such information no later than May 13, 2019 to [email protected] or by mail to: Staff Director/Public Comments, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, 1331 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 1150, Washington, DC 20425. www.usccr.gov/press/2019/04-03-MA-Immigration-Detention.pdf Ongoing – until Friday, 5/10/19: 10 Days of Connection. The 10 Days of Connection, which takes place in Miami-Dade and Broward counties from May 1st through May 10th, is cohosted by more than 100 organizations. The goal is to present opportunities for people to connect with others across lines of difference, on the premise that our community will be stronger when we all commit to focusing on what unites us instead of what divides us. Some of these events will continue to be listed in this Calendar. www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=10%20Days%20of%20Connection&epa=SEARCH_BOX NB: The Florida Legislature is in Session – from 3/5/19 to 5/3/19 RIP: The 2019 Florida Legislative session; thank God it’s over! Unfortunately, there’s been a lot of damage done. Look out for events in this Calendar and elsewhere that postmortem the session. NB: For Democratic Club Meetings around the County, go to: http://www.miamidadedems.org/events Monday, 5/6/19, 5:00 – 8:00 p.m., Magic City Innovation District Community Meeting. Notre Dame D’Haiti Catholic Church, Parish Hall, 130 NE 62 St., Miami. Join Engage Miami, Community Justice Project, Florida Immigrant Coalition, The New Florida Majority, Miami Workers Center, Dream Defenders, & Family Action Network Movement (FANM) as we learn, inquire and have our concerns heard regarding Magic City's Innovation District in Little Haiti. Hosted by Fann Ayisyen Nan Miyami, The New Florida Majority, Florida Immigrant Coalition, Engage Miami. www.facebook.com/events/2344955282452620/ Monday, 5/6/19, 7:00 p.m., Mutual Mondays. Join Miami DSA's Mutual Aid Working Group outside Lot 33 Downtown for Mutual Mondays, a weekly program designed to directly address material distress and build solidarity in our community. We offer free food, clothing, and resources to anyone in need, with the aim of empowering the oppressed to fight for their dignity. We begin serving at 7pm outside Lot 33 on SW 2nd St, near the cross street with SW 2nd Ave. www.facebook.com/events/599341087159250/?event_time_id=599341123825913 Monday, 5/6/19, Sunny Isles Beach Dems with Guest State Senator Jason Pizzo. Tony Roma’s, 18050 Collins Ave., Sunny Isles Beach. Learn what's going on in Tallahassee with State Senator Jason Pizzo. www.facebook.com/events/328387397821787/ Tuesday, 5/7/19, 3:30 – 6:30 p.m., Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Meeting on FPL’s Exemption from the US Clean Water Act. Marriot Courtyard Hotel, 2905 NE 9th St., Homestead. Turkey Point’s cooling canal system has been leaking nutrient rich, hypersaline water into Biscayne Bay and Aquifer for over 30 years, destroying 80% of Biscayne Bay Seagrass and 50% S.FL Biscayne Aquifer, South Florida’s ONLY source of drinking water. FPL/TurkeyPoint has now applied for a permit renewal which will add another 30 years to their permit to pollute. Since FPL is currently in violation of the US Clean Water Act, they are asking for an exemption from the Act. The. League of Women Voters is urging you to attend this critical public hearing and make your voice heard. Written comments may also be submitted, preferably by this Tuesday, May 7, to: [email protected] . More info: [email protected] Tuesday, 5/7/19, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m., Meet the Candidates: Our City, Our Future. NoMi Bar & Grill, 738 NE 125 St., North Miami. Join Engage Miami and Circle of Politics for a discussion on the future we want for North Miami and how our elections for mayor and city council - which will be held on Tuesday, May 14 - can influence that future. Hear from young leaders in the community what their vision is, and ask the candidates the questions we need answers to before we cast our ballots. All are welcome. This event is part of 10 Days of Connection, bringing together communities to have dialogue and connection across different perspectives. www.facebook.com/events/460872354660789/ Tuesday, 5/7/19, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m., Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) First Meeting of 2019. 720 NW 55 St., Miami. SURJ Miami works with those with white skin privilege in the 305 to unlearn supremacist conditioning and ideology, combat racist institutions, and engage in anti-racist, cross-class action as we work for a fully just society. www.facebook.com/events/646771325780356/ Tuesday, 5/7/19, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m., A Green New Deal Town Hall. Hollywood Beach Culture & Community Center, 1301 S. Ocean Dr., Hollywood. Who stands to benefit from the Green New Deal? What's at stake? Join us at this Town Hall to hear leaders in our community share about how the Green New Deal is the biggest opportunity of our lifetime to invest in the American people, and what that looks like for us. Host: Broward Democratic Environmental Caucus. https://actionnetwork.org/event_campaigns/town-halls-for-a-green-new-deal?referrer=group-350org-joint&source=350-road-to-gnd&utm_medium=email&zipcode= Tuesday, 5/7/19, 8:00 p.m., Medicare for All Resolutions Training Webinar with U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal, the author of the House Medicare for All bill. Rep. Jayapal will share the latest and leaders from our coalition will make sure you have the tools you need to pass a Medicare for All resolution in your community.These local resolutions will increase the pressure on our state and federal elected officials to cosponsor, hold hearings and pass Medicare for All. Register: http://www.medicare4allresolutions.org/thank-you-for-signing-up/ Wednesday, 5/8/19, 6:00 – 7:30 p.m., Climate Change & Solutions Talk.West Kendall Regional Library, 10201 Hammocks Blvd., Miami. Learn more about how climate change is impacting you and how you can be a part of the solution. Hosted by The CLEO Institute.www.facebook.com/events/278928649668015/ Wednesday, 5/8/19, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m., 10 Days of Connection: Stories of Second Chances. Dragonfly Thrift Boutique, 3141 SW 8 St., Miami. Hosted by Ladies Empowerment & Action Program (LEAP). Another 10 Days of Connection event designed to connect us with others across lines of difference. Every person has dignity and potential. But one in three American adults has a criminal record, which limits their access to education, jobs, housing, and other things they need to reach that potential. Join LEAP for an evening of Stories of Second Chances. www.facebook.com/events/411393779625704/ Wednesday, 5/8/19, 6:30 – 9:30 p.m., You Can Sit With Us. Soul Tavern, 1801 West Ave., Miami Beach. Las Comadres & The League of Women Voters are proud to host "You Can Sit With Us", a 10 Days of Connection event created to bring us back to each other. We are living at a time where we are increasingly polarized through our political beliefs. For this one evening, we will invite Miamians from all sides to come together and see one another as people again. We will turn off the news, and enjoy conversations based on what we share and what brings us together. Free. www.facebook.com/events/327158988002240/ Wednesday, 5/8/19, 7:30 – 9:30 p.m., Labor Community Alliance of South Florida Planning Meeting. Denny’s, 7411 NW 36 St., Miami. Join the resistance! The Labor-Community Alliance of South Florida (LCA) seeks to unite people and organizations in the struggle against the Trump administration march towards totalitarianism. We stand firm in the defense of the Democratic and Economic rights of the American people. We are affiliated with Our Revolution and Justice Democrats. www.facebook.com/events/1041056189427407/ Thursday, 5/9/19, 9:00 a.m., City of Miami Commission Meeting re: Location of Ultra Festival. Miami City Hall, 3500 Pan American Dr., Coconut Grove. If you oppose Ultra’s return to Virginal Key next year, please write to the City Commission and then attend this meeting. Having Ultra in this venue is a logistical nightmare in a sensitive environment that the Virginia Key Alliance is fighting & it needs your help. For further information, contact: VKA Co-Founder Leah Kinnaird at: 305-987-9985. Thursday, 5/9/19, 4:30 – 6:30 p.m., The Future is Female, But is it Equal? Venture Café Miami, Amazon Room, 1951 NW 7 Ave., Miami. As part of the 10 Days of Connection, the Miami-Dade County Commission for Women will host a roundtable discussion highlighting the recent report on the Status of Women in Miami Dade by the FIU Metropolitan Center. The report’s findings shed light on where women and girls are advancing and/or lagging behind in comparison to their male counterparts, particularly in economic, education and health opportunities. Also learn about the gender wage gap and how to close it, the revival of the ERA, and other hot topics regarding gender equality at the state and national level. www.eventbrite.com/e/10-days-of-connection-the-future-is-female-but-is-it-equal-tickets-61051465577?aff=ebdssbdestsearch Thursday, 5/9/19, 6:00 – 7:00 p.m., LEAP Volunteer Information Night & Ambassador Program. Dragonfly Thrift Boutique, 3141 SW 8 St., Miami. Join us for an information night on how you can volunteer to help out the ladies of LEAP. The Ladies Empowerment and Action Program empowers incarcerated women to transcend their past and successfully re-enter society by providing transformational education, entrepreneurial training, and mentorship. We serve as a model, voice, and advocate for the power of rehabilitation over retribution. www.facebook.com/events/739840036412305/ Thursday, 5/9/19, 6:30 p.m., RiseUpFlorida Post Card Party to Remind Voters to Renew their Vote-by-Mail status. Coral Gables Congregational Church, 3010 De Soto Blvd., Coral Gables. Nearly 72,000 voters’ Vote by Mail status has expired. Join us as we send them a postcard to remind them to update their status. RSVP: [email protected]. www.facebook.com/events/293241951603362/ Thursday, 5/9/19, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m., Courageous Conversations: Unpacking Privilege & Bias; Session 3: Moving into Allyship. Temple Beth Am, 5950 N. Kendall Dr., Miami. Join Temple Beth Am, South Florida People of Color, and Women's March Miami for a collaborative community effort to create a brave space to talk about race and our own unconscious bias. Free, but registration is required. www.eventbrite.com/e/courageous-community-conversations-unpacking-privilege-and-bias-tickets-60269126580?fbclid=IwAR25PyVmAKR0N1qj6fEj5iSsgReWc09qDqZz9GSzzz0aDpvnwCrXJWnXTEM. www.facebook.com/events/314278565928628/ Saturday, 5/11/19, 11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., Citizens’ Climate Lobby Monthly Chapter Meeting. University of Miami, Ungar Bldg., 1365 Memorial Dr., Coral Gables. Guest speaker former U.S. Congressman Carlos Curbelo joins this month’s call to talk about building the momentum for a bipartisan approach to solving climate change. http://hamra.net/ccl/ Saturday, 5/11/19, - OR – Sunday, 5/12/19, 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Promise to Protect Tour Miami. FIU Wolf University Center. Together with Indigenous leaders, national affiliate organization 350.org has launched a nationwide training tour to prepare thousands to take mass action to stop Keystone XL, Line 3, and every other fossil fuel project that comes our way. It's time to skill up, expand, and deepen our ability to fight Big Oil at every level. Over 20,000 people like you have already joined this historic call to action through the Promise to Protect, a commitment to take peaceful action along the KXL pipeline route. Now we’re calling on you to join us in Miami, either Saturday May 11, 2019 OR Sunday May 12, 2019. RSVP by texting "Promise" to 83224 and following the links, or RSVP at nokxlpromise.org/training-tour. RSVP is necessary to be registered as well as to receive location information. Both days are the same -- the training is being held twice so we can accommodate more people. Register for whichever day best fits your schedule. Hosted by: 350 South Florida, Soul of Miami, Progressive Jewish Action of South Florida, Love the Everglades Movement, Miami Climate Alliance, & Labor Community Alliance of South Florida. www.facebook.com/events/552600611815254/ Saturday, 5/11/19, 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. and Sunday, 5/12/19, 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., ACLU 100 Experience-Miami. Collins Park, 2100 Collins Ave., Miami Beach. To mark and celebrate 100 years of defending the constitutional rights and civil liberties of every man, woman and child in this country, the ACLU is coming to Miami — part of a 15-state tour of pop-up interactive exhibitions about voting rights, immigrants’ rights, and mass incarceration that will engage tens of thousands of people across the country. Free & open to all. www.facebook.com/events/562282004262493; https://map.peoplepower.org/?zipcode=33176 Sunday, 5/12/19, 2:00 p.m., Mother’s Day March to End Child Detention at Refugee Children’s Prison Camp in Homestead. NB: Concert for the Children at 1:00 p.m. 920 Bouganville Blvd., Homestead. Join us to shine a light on the irreversible harm being imposed on our children sanctioned by the anti-immigration policies of this administration, fueled by massive profits, and maintained by secrecy couched in misapplied alleged government loopholes for the purposes of deterring migration. There will be companion events in D.C. and many other cities. https://mothersdayrally.com/events . The Homestead event is sponsored by Florida Immigrant Coalition, American Friends Service Committee, We Count and Homes Instead (the activists holding daily vigil and organizing on the ground), Women's March Florida, Friends of Miami-Dade Detainees, Rise Up Florida, Charlotte County Democratic Hispanic Caucus, ACLU of Florida Greater Miami Chapter, and other community partners and allies. www.facebook.com/events/350301962271086/

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lazyupdates · 7 years ago

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Kamrup (M) Deputy Commissioner Kamrup Virendra Mittal presided over a review meeting at ACA stadium Barshapara on Tuesday on the preparation of one day International Cricket Match which will be played between India and West Indies at Barshapara ACA Stadium on October.

The meeting was held in between Dist. Administration, Assam Cricket Association and with various departments regarding infrastructure development issues related with the said cricket match.

DC Mittal reviewed all the ongoing works carried out by various departments like PWD (R), Water Resource, APDCL, GMC etc.

Besides he has emphasized all work to be accomplished one month before the match.

As it is a Day and Night match thus he asked GMC officials to put sufficient light in an around the stadium.

For the smooth conveyance of the spectators and the players all roads are leading to the stadium to be refurbished.

DC also gives importance for the widening of certain roads which are quite narrow. He further suggested APDCL officials to remove the light posts which may vulnerable for commuters.

“I will review the progress of the works in every 15 days in which the officials will have to submit their progress report,” he informed.

Joint Commissioner of Police Diganta Bora, Assam Cricket Association’s General Secretary P. Burha Gohain and officials of other concerned departments attended the meeting.

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dpr-lahore-division · 4 years ago

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With the complements of, The Directorate General Public Relations,

Government of the Punjab, Lahore Phone: 99201390

No.1391/QU/Zahid

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CM CHAIRS MEETING ABOUT ERADICATION OF POLIO AND DENGUE

LAHORE, Sept. 04:

Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar has directed to run an anti-dengue campaign across the province and expressed his concern over the surfacing of polio case. The health department, as well the administration, will have to work hard for the eradication of polio and dengue and the Commissioners and DCs should monitor both the campaigns, he directed. He ordered that the dengue surveillance plan should be implemented in letter and spirit and made it clear that he will personally monitor the steps taken in this regard. It is my mission to save the province from both the diseases and line departments will have to work hard for this purpose. Special attention be paid to indoor and outdoor surveillance and the teams should be available in the field, he said. He stated that SOPs for the eradication of polio and dengue have been devised in the light of the WHO guidelines adding that implementation on these SOPs is necessary to achieve the targets. There is no room for any negligence and poor performance will not be tolerated. He warned that departmental action, as well as accountability, will be held on bad performance while the best performing staff will be encouraged. He reiterated that every step will be audited and 'all is good' type reports will not be helpful. The CM further stated that anti-dengue work will be daily monitored and results will have to be shown by employing collective efforts to overcome poliovirus.

He stated this while presiding over a meeting at his office in which secretary primary and secondary health gave a briefing about anti-dengue and anti-polio steps. Provincial ministers Murad Raas, Yasir Humayun, Pir Saeed ul Hassan Shah, Chief Secretary, ACS, SMBR, Commissioners of Lahore and DG Khan Divisions attended the meeting while Divisional Commissioners participated through video link.

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CM FOR EARLY DISPOSAL OF RAINWATER FROM LOW LYING AREAS

LAHORE, Sept. 04:

Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar has directed early disposal of water from low lying areas adding that every resource should be utilized by WASA and administration to early complete this job. He warned that negligence will not be tolerated and drainage of water should be ensured in the minimum of time. WASA and admin officials should remain in the field to ensure implementation of the devised plan, he stressed. Negligence will not be tolerated and citizens should not face any difficulty, he added. He further directed that traffic police, WASA and administrative officers should remain in the field and smooth flow of traffic should be ensured. Reports about the disposal of rainwater should be sent to the CM Office along with the timelines, he added.

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CM STRONGLY CONDEMNS ATTACK ON SECURITY FORCES IN NORTH WAZIRISTAN

LAHORE Sept. 04:

Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar has strongly condemned an attack on security forces in North Waziristan and paid rich tributes to the great sacrifice of martyred Lt. Nasir Hussain Khalid, Naik Muhammad Imran and Sepoy Usman Akhtar. He also extended sympathies to their families and prayed for early recovery of the injured. The brave sons of Pakistan have sacrificed their lives for maintaining peace in the country and the whole nation pays tributes to their immortal sacrifices, he added.

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CM CONDOLES LOSS OF LIVES IN RAIN RELATED INCIDENTS

LAHORE Sept. 04:

Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar has expressed a deep sense of sorrow over the loss of lives in rain-related accidents in different cities and extended sympathies to the bereaved heirs. He has directed the concerned administration to provide best treatment facilities to the injured and all-out resources should be utilized for rescue operations. He stated that the line departments have been activated and are fully vigilant to deal with any untoward situation. He directed that affectees should be provided immediate relief along with arrangements for their boarding and lodging. Any lenience will not be tolerated in provision of relief to the affectees, he added.

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CM CANCELS MEETINGS TO INSPECTS RAINWATER DISPOSAL

LAHORE Sept. 04:

Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar cancelled his routine meetings on Friday to inspect the situation resulting due to heavy rain and visited different parts of Lahore city without any protocol. He also inspected an underground water storage facility at Lawrence Road and directed that water disposal should be completed at the earliest. He expressed the satisfaction that rainwater is being stored in an underground water storage facility and announced that more underground water storage facilities will be developed in Lahore to solve the water disposal issue permanently. He also directed to utilize all available resources and asked the admin, as well as the WASA staff, to personally monitor the disposal of water. The administrative officers and WASA officials should remain in the field until the completion of job and traffic police should actively work for the smooth flow of traffic on city roads. I belong to the people and administration has been activated for early solution of difficulties of the people, he said. Different teams are busy in the disposal of water in every area and the whole process is monitored as well. I have felt the difficulty faced by the citizens due to heavy rains, he said. Our joys and sorrows are common and I am standing with the citizens, he maintained. The disposal of water should be ensured at the earliest and citizens' difficulty should be resolved without any delay, the CM further added.

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