Sargodha deputy commissioner orders faster pace on city's mega projects
Hussain Ahmad Raza Chaudhry expressed dissatisfaction with delays on WASA infrastructure works and directed officials to speed up construction without compromising quality.
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The deputy commissioner of Sargodha, Hussain Ahmad Raza Chaudhry, has directed officials to accelerate work on the city's ongoing mega infrastructure projects after expressing dissatisfaction with the slow pace of construction.
The directive, issued on Monday, specifically addressed projects being carried out by the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA), according to a spokesperson for the district administration. Chaudhry instructed officials to expedite the work while ensuring that quality standards are not compromised.
Inspection visit prompts the order
The directive followed a visit by the deputy commissioner to various parts of the city to inspect the status of ongoing development works. During the visit, Chaudhry reviewed progress on the projects and raised concerns about delays affecting their completion.
WASA projects typically cover water supply and sanitation infrastructure that serve residential and commercial areas of the city. Delays in such works can affect essential services for residents, making timely completion a priority for local authorities.
The district administration did not provide a specific revised timeline for completion of the projects following the deputy commissioner's directive. Officials are expected to report back on progress in line with the instructions issued during the inspection.
Sources
- DC directs immediate completion of city’s mega projects — APP (Pakistan)
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