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LWMC CEO visits various City areas

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Staff Reporter

LWMC CEO Rafia Haider on Wednesday morning paid visit to multiple areas of the city to monitor and review the cleanliness arrangements.

She monitors the attendance and working of newly appointed road gangs followed by giving directions to start scrapping of roads.

According to a spokesperson for the LWMC, the CEO visited Ferozepur Road, Ichra, Bhatti Gate, Mohni Road, Secretariat, Karim Park, Bilal Ganj and adjoining areas.

During the visit, Rafia Haider inspected details of repaired vehicles along with the departure of vehicles and attendance of workers.

She said that all possible steps are being taken to eradicate problems and epidemics caused by spread of garbage in the city. The departure of vehicles to the field is being made timely.

89 vehicles have already left for the field from Outfall North. In the last 24 hours, 5,650 tons of waste was collected from all the towns of the city.

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