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Loralai commissioner reviews BSDI projects in Musakhel, 90pc work complete

Loralai commissioner reviews BSDI projects in Musakhel, 90pc work complete
Photo: courtesy DGPR Balochistan

LORALAI: A meeting to review development projects under the Balochistan Social Development Initiative (BSDI) in the division was held under the chairmanship of Loralai Division Commissioner Wali Muhammad Barech. Officials of various departments from Musakhel district attended, including the Executive Engineer Public Health Engineering (PHE), the Executive Engineer Buildings and Roads, the Assistant Director Local Government, the Assistant Engineer MMD and the Assistant Director Urban Development.

Briefing the meeting on the schemes under way in BSDI Phase I and Phase II, the officials said about 90 per cent of the work on most projects had been completed. They said the remaining work was also progressing rapidly and would be completed within the set time.

Commissioner Wali Muhammad Barech directed that all development projects under way under the BSDI and the PSDP be completed on time and that quality not be compromised in any project. He said development funds were a public trust, so their transparent and effective use must be ensured so that people could get basic facilities and fully benefit from the projects.

He stressed that the projects be monitored continuously, the pace of work be increased further and construction quality be maintained at all costs. The commissioner made it clear that poor or substandard construction work would not be tolerated under any circumstances and that action would be taken against officials found negligent.

At the end of the meeting, the progress of various projects was reviewed in detail. All departments were directed to further strengthen mutual contact and effective coordination so that the development schemes could be completed on time.

Photo: Courtesy DGPR Balochistan

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