The Suthra Punjab Agency Lahore (SPAL) continued its large-scale sanitation operation across the city under Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s Suthra Punjab vision to ensure improved cleanliness services in both urban and rural areas.
SPAL intensifies sanitation drive in Nishtar Town, clears 22 hotspots
LAHORE, Jul 27 (APP): The Suthra Punjab Agency Lahore (SPAL) continued its large-scale sanitation operation across the city under Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s Suthra Punjab vision to ensure improved cleanliness services in both urban and rural areas.
Under the directions of Director General Suthra Punjab Authority Umer Javed, SPAL teams remained actively engaged in maintaining sanitation standards across Lahore, with a special focus on Nishtar Town.
More than 1,500 sanitation workers were deployed to clear waste from hotspots and vacant plots, while 283 cleaning operational vehicles and 313 loader rickshaws carried out daily door-to-door waste collection and cleanliness operations throughout the town.
As part of the Zero Waste drive, comprehensive cleaning activities were completed along Atta Bakhsh Road, Gajju Matta Chowk and the surroundings of Hadyara Drain.
The cleaning operation also resulted in the clearance of 22 identified hotspots, including Haloki, Chandray, Kahna Nau, Gajju Matta and Bedian Road. Meanwhile, sanitation and waste clearance operations continued at full pace in Township, Green Town, Baghrian, Ashiana Road and Chungi Amar Sidhu. Zero Waste activities were continuing uninterrupted across various towns of Lahore to provide residents with a cleaner environment.
Citizens were also encouraged to report sanitation-related complaints through the Suthra Punjab helpline 1139 or social media platforms.
