KOHAT, Feb 09 (APP): In accordance with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government’s Good Governance Road Map and District Service Delivery Program, Commissioner Kohat Division Syed Motasim Billah Shah on Monday conducted surprise inspections here, issuing clear directives to ensure timely completion of development projects and improved delivery of public services.
The Commissioner inspected various ongoing uplift schemes and visited the Zamir Gul Dam, where he reviewed progress on the canal and access road.
He directed the concerned departments to expedite construction work, remove administrative bottlenecks, and ensure completion of the project before the start of the summer season.
He also instructed officials to strictly adhere to approved designs and quality standards.
Noting the scenic potential of the area, the Commissioner directed the relevant departments to prepare a comprehensive plan to promote eco-tourism in the valley.
Officials briefed him that upon completion, the dam will help irrigate barren lands, ensure availability of clean drinking water, support wildlife and forest development, and provide quality fish supply, contributing to sustainable economic growth in the region.
Later, Commissioner Syed Motasim Billah Shah paid unannounced visits to the District Headquarters Hospital Kohat, Rural Health Centre Gumbat, Kohat Tunnel, and polio vaccination teams working in Khushal Garh.
During hospital inspections, he checked attendance of medical staff, availability of essential medicines, cleanliness, and patient care facilities.
He also inspected diagnostic units, including X-ray, ECG, laboratory, and pharmacy sections, directing hospital administrations to ensure round-the-clock functionality of these services.
The Commissioner issued strict instructions that any negligence, absenteeism, or lapses in service delivery would invite disciplinary action.
He emphasized that timely healthcare services, uninterrupted medicine supply, proper sanitation, and patient facilitation must be ensured without compromise.
While reviewing the polio campaign, the Commissioner appreciated the dedication of polio vaccination teams for continuing their duties on a Sunday.
He directed health authorities to provide full logistical and security support to field teams to ensure effective coverage and successful eradication of the disease.
The Commissioner concluded the inspections by directing all concerned departments to submit compliance reports, reiterating that public welfare, accountability, and efficient service delivery remain top priorities of the provincial government.