Deputy Commissioner Reviews Punjab Development Programme Projects in Phalia

DC Adeel Haider Reviews Development Projects in Phalia

Adeel Haider Inspects Drainage, Sewerage and Wastewater Schemes, Directs Officials to Ensure Quality and Timely Completion

Deputy Commissioner Adeel Haider visited Tehsil Phalia to review the progress of development projects being carried out under the Punjab Development Programme (PDP). During the visit, he inspected ongoing work and assessed construction quality, project timelines and the use of allocated funds.

The Deputy Commissioner reviewed several public welfare schemes aimed at improving municipal infrastructure and basic facilities across the tehsil. These projects include drainage systems, disposal stations, underground storage tanks, sewerage networks, trunk sewers, pipelines and wastewater treatment plants.

He examined the progress of the schemes and stressed the importance of maintaining construction standards and using public funds transparently and efficiently.

Adeel Haider said the Punjab Government is taking practical steps to improve basic facilities and promote sustainable development. He added that the timely completion of development schemes remains a key government priority.

He directed the relevant departments to maintain continuous oversight of construction activities and increase field inspections. He also instructed officials to ensure transparency and strictly follow safety standard operating procedures (SOPs) at project sites.

The Deputy Commissioner emphasized that all projects must meet the required quality standards and remain within their approved timelines. He called for better coordination among the departments concerned to address implementation issues and accelerate work where necessary.

He further directed officials to monitor progress regularly and take effective measures to ensure that these public welfare projects deliver the intended benefits to residents of Phalia.

The visit aimed to strengthen oversight of the Punjab Development Programme and ensure that development funds translate into improved infrastructure and better public services.

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