SIALKOT, Oct 17 (APP):Provincial Minister for Local Government and Community Development Mian Zeeshan Rafique inaugurated the rehabilitated Bank Road in Daska, terming the project a fulfilment of his promise to the people of the constituency. Addressing the inauguration ceremony here on Saturday, he said the project was completed in line with the vision of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif to improve urban infrastructure and municipal services. He said the …
SIALKOT, Oct 17 (APP):Provincial Minister for Local Government and Community Development Mian Zeeshan Rafique inaugurated the rehabilitated Bank Road in Daska, terming the project a fulfilment of his promise to the people of the constituency.
Addressing the inauguration ceremony here on Saturday, he said the project was completed in line with the vision of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif to improve urban infrastructure and municipal services.
He said the project included improvements to sewerage and drainage systems, construction of RCC and carpeted roads, installation of tuff tiles on service roads, modern streetlights, development of green belts and realignment of electricity poles.
The minister said rainwater and sewage had previously remained stagnant on Bank Road for days, causing difficulties for residents and traders. The rehabilitation work had improved drainage, traffic infrastructure and the overall appearance of the road, he added.
He said several other development projects had also been completed in Daska, including those on Sambrial Road, Jamke Road and Daska Kalan Road, while work on other schemes was underway.He added that projects including a trauma centre, sports complex and park were aimed at providing better facilities to local residents.
Mian Zeeshan Rafique reaffirmed his commitment to continuing development work, improving municipal services and addressing public concerns to provide citizens with a cleaner and better urban environment.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by political and social leaders, PML-N office-bearers, traders, party workers and locals.