Progress on development schemes in Taxila reviewed

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Assistant Commissioner Dr Mohammad Anas Saeed reviews work on sewerage system project in Taxila on Monday. — Dawn
Assistant Commissioner Dr Mohammad Anas Saeed reviews work on sewerage system project in Taxila on Monday. — Dawn

TAXILA: Assistant Commissioner of Taxila Dr Mohammad Anas Saeed has stressed the need for ensuring utmost transparency and quality in development projects.

He was visiting various sewerage development schemes being executed by the Municipal Committee Taxila on Monday.

During the visit, the assistant commissioner reviewed the progress of the ongoing schemes and inspected the development work at various sites. He instructed the relevant officials to maintain construction standards and ensure that the projects were completed within the stipulated time frame.

On this occasion, he directed officials and executing agencies to complete the ongoing development projects in Taxila within the approved timelines while maintaining quality and engineering standards.

He warned that no delay or compromise on the quality of construction work would be tolerated, directing the authorities to expedite work on all ongoing schemes.

He added that the Punjab government is committed to ensuring transparency and quality in sector development works while safeguarding the public’s rightful interests.

Published in Dawn, October 20th, 2026

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