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Barkhan DC inspects BSDI schemes, orders quality work and timely completion

Barkhan DC inspects BSDI schemes, orders quality work and timely completion
Photo: courtesy DGPR Balochistan

BARKHAN: Deputy Commissioner Saeed-ur-Rehman Kakar, accompanied by Executive Engineer Buildings (B&R) Tariq Sherani, visited development schemes under BSDI. He reviewed in detail the progress of work on the projects, the quality of construction and the facilities available.

During the visit, the Deputy Commissioner inspected the construction of two new rooms at the Basti Hakimani Girls School, repair work at the Basti Lakha Dham school and the IT lab at the Government Degree College Barkhan. Officials concerned briefed him on the ongoing work and the progress of the projects.

Directives and monitoring

Deputy Commissioner Saeed-ur-Rehman Kakar directed the officials concerned to ensure, at all costs, the quality of construction, transparency and completion within the set time in all development schemes under BSDI. He stressed that the pace of work should be increased further and all projects completed as soon as possible. He made it clear that negligence, poor quality and unnecessary delay in development projects would not be tolerated under any circumstances.

The Deputy Commissioner said that providing basic facilities in educational institutions and improving educational infrastructure are among the government’s priorities. He said timely completion of these projects would give students a better learning environment and modern facilities.

He directed the officials concerned to keep monitoring the development projects regularly, so that public resources are used effectively and the benefits of the projects reach students and the public.

Photo: Courtesy DGPR Balochistan