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Municipal services in merged districts

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Peshawar

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Local Government, Elections and Rural Development Shahram Khan Taraqai said the provincial government and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) were working on a comprehensive planning for provision of best municipal services in newly merged districts. Talking to a delegation of UNDP, CDLD and Reforms’ Unit here at his office, he said that in all merged districts, fruit and vegetables markets, Janaza Gahs, cattle markets, abattoir, bus terminals, public toilets and other municipal services would be extended for facilitation of tribal people. He directed the officials of Local Government department to start work on municipal services in the merged districts at the earliest to benefit the people.—APP

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