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LAHORE, May 31 (APP):In preparation for Eid ul Azha, the Lahore district administration has effectively established six designated cattle markets across the city to facilitate a well-organized and hygienic environment for the sale and purchase of sacrificial animals.
The initiative aims to ensure convenience and comfort for both traders and the general public through comprehensive on-ground arrangements.
Deputy Commissioner Syed Musa Raza on Saturday conducted an extensive visit to Kacha Bakra Mandi, where he reviewed ongoing operations and assessed the facilities being provided. He was briefed by the Chief Officer of Metropolitan Corporation Lahore and the Assistant Commissioner of Nishtar Town on administrative measures in place to support the market’s smooth functioning.
During the visit, the DC personally inspected key facilities, including clean drinking water, sanitation services, animal shelters, and parking areas, and directed officials to further enhance service delivery. He instructed that any gaps be addressed promptly to ensure a seamless and efficient market experience for all visitors.
The district administration has also directed the Punjab Cattle Market Management Company to ensure the uninterrupted provision of essential services at all designated sites. These include access to clean water, proper drainage, shaded rest areas, and organized parking to prevent congestion and inconvenience.
The DC emphasized the administration’s commitment to maintaining high standards of service in all markets. He assured that the buying and selling of sacrificial animals would take place in a safe, accessible, and well-managed environment, in line with the city’s broader public facilitation goals.
Meanwhile, DC Syed Musa Raza conducted a detailed visit to Tehsil Nishtar to review sanitation and drainage conditions under the “Clean Lahore Mission.” The district administration, in collaboration with LWMC, is implementing practical steps to improve waste management, sewerage, and remove encroachments. The initiative includes relocating informal settlements and ensuring daily waste disposal. The DC said that administration is committed to making the city cleaner, better organized, and more livable for its citizens.