Naseerabad DC Virendar Lal inspects roads, RHC Bahram Khan Bileidi and school projects

NASEERABAD: Naseerabad Deputy Commissioner Virendar Lal, accompanied by SDO Buildings Abid Ali Pahnwar, SDO Roads Nadir Ali and Sub-Engineer Asghar Ali Chanha, conducted a detailed inspection of public welfare development projects under way in different areas of the district. He closely reviewed construction work, the materials being used, the quality and pace of work, and overall progress.

Projects inspected

The Deputy Commissioner inspected the black-top roads from Bair Chowk to Shafi Muhammad Lehri, from Bari Shakh to Asadullah Khan Bugti, from Bari Shakh to Dara Khan Bugti, and from Bari Shakh to Mehar Ali Umrani. He received detailed briefings from the officials concerned on the stages of road construction, quality and the deadlines for completion.

He also inspected the construction of the Rural Health Centre (RHC) Bahram Khan Bileidi and its residential quarters, the boundary walls of Government Boys Primary School Saleh Muhammad Pandrani and Government Boys Higher Secondary School Noor Muhammad Mengal, the construction of two additional rooms at Government Girls Middle School Noor Muhammad Mengal under BSDI Phase One, and the black-top road from Gul Hakim to Mir Hassan. He also reviewed the construction of the shelterless building of Government Boys Primary School Bahadur Khan Mengal and the project to upgrade Basic Health Unit (BHU) Mir Bahadur Khan Mengal to a Rural Health Centre (RHC).

No compromise on quality

Virendar Lal directed engineers and construction staff to ensure quality, transparency and durability in the construction of all projects, as they are directly linked to the basic needs of the public. He said the new roads would give people in rural areas better travel facilities, while the completion of health and education projects would further improve basic facilities in their areas.

He made it clear that no compromise on the quality of development projects would be tolerated. He directed the officials concerned to ensure work according to the approved designs and estimates and to monitor the stages of construction continuously, so that public resources are used properly and effectively. He also directed them to avoid unnecessary delays, complete the work within the set time and ensure that the benefits of the projects reach people without discrimination.

The Deputy Commissioner said the district administration would continue to monitor public welfare projects and the quality and pace of development work would be reviewed regularly.

Photo: courtesy DGPR Balochistan