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Minister directs LWMC to achieve zero-waste target by Jan 15

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Staff Reporter

Punjab Minister for Industries & Trade Mian Aslam Iqbal on Wednesday inspected different workshops of Lahore Waste Management Company (LWMC) at Sagian Bridge, Valencia Town and main facility behind the Children’s Hospital. He expressed displeasure over the presence of dysfunctional vehicles.
Mian Aslam Iqbal directed that non-operational vehicles should be immediately made functional adding that no non-functional vehicle should be left abandoned in any workshop. He further directed that LWMC will have to achieve the zero-waste target by the evening of January 15 and warned that action will be initiated against those failing to achieve the said objective.
Only performers will remain in the company as there is no room for any work shriek, he warned.
The LWMC will have to proactively deliver as the government wants the provincial metropolis a neat and clean city by removing litter and other solid waste, the minister concluded.

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