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LAHORE, Jun 06 (APP): Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has ordered the implementation of foolproof security measures across the province in view of Eidul Azha.
The CM also issued a comprehensive set of instructions to ensure smooth
traffic flow, public safety, and strict monitoring of transport fares and livestock
markets.
She directed the authorities concerned to enhance security arrangements
in and around livestock markets, which were expected to see heavy public
presence during the Eid season.
She emphasized that security at all cattle markets must be tightened, particularly in major cities like Lahore and Multan, to safeguard citizens and prevent any untoward incidents.
CM Maryam Nawaz directed that traffic monitoring be carried out round-the-clock
in Lahore and other urban centers to manage congestion caused by Eid-related
activities.
Specific instructions were issued to improve traffic flow around cattle
markets in key cities and to deploy traffic personnel where needed.
To ensure fair treatment of the public during the festive season, the CM also ordered
strict enforcement of officially approved transport fares across Punjab.
She directed that fare charts and fitness certificates be visibly displayed on bus windshields, and warned that overcharging passengers would not be tolerated. Transporters found violating fare regulations would face legal action, and commuters charged extra must be refunded on the spot.
CM Maryam Nawaz directed the Livestock Department officials to remain present
at cattle markets, to monitor animal health, ensure availability of veterinary services,
and assist the public in purchasing healthy animals.
The CM stressed the importance of an active administrative and security presence.
She directed senior administrative and police officers to remain in the field during the
Eid holidays, ensuring timely response and on-ground supervision of all arrangements.
She further called for continuous monitoring of the situation at the provincial, divisional, district, and tehsil levels, and ordered that regular progress reports be submitted to her office.