Additional Secretary Local Government Punjab Mehreen Fahim Abbasi on Saturday visited Kallar Syedan and Kahuta tehsils to review sanitation operations, administrative affairs and field activities under the Clean Punjab Programme.
Punjab Additional Secretary reviews sanitation operations in Kallar Syedan, Kahuta

RAWALPINDI, Oct 31 (APP): Additional Secretary Local Government Punjab Mehreen Fahim Abbasi on Saturday visited Kallar Syedan and Kahuta tehsils to review sanitation operations, administrative affairs and field activities under the Clean Punjab Programme.
Managing Director Suthra Punjab Agency Rawalpindi Rana Sajid Safdar, Senior Manager Operations Dr Hamid Iqbal, District Manager Operations Aamir Yunus Naik, Tehsil Operations Managers Umair Usman and Majid Ishaq Satti, and representatives of the contractors accompanied her.
During the visit, the additional secretary inspected sanitation arrangements in the inner streets of both tehsils and interacted with residents to seek feedback on cleanliness-related issues and complaints.
She also checked the attendance of sanitation workers, inspected waste enclosures and dumping sites, and reviewed the ongoing cleanliness operations.
Later, Mehreen Fahim Abbasi visited the head office of Suthra Punjab Agency Rawalpindi, where she inspected the control room and received a detailed briefing on staff attendance, vehicle tracking, monitoring of sanitation operations, supervision of dumping sites, public awareness campaigns and other administrative and operational matters.
She appreciated the agency’s field operations, monitoring arrangements and modern control room system, describing the measures taken to improve sanitation services as commendable.
The additional secretary also appreciated the efforts of Rana Sajid Safdar and his team and expressed the hope that the Clean Punjab Programme would continue to be implemented with dedication and professionalism.
She directed the relevant officials to maintain cleanliness standards, ensure regular attendance of sanitation workers and provide quality sanitation services to citizens.


