LAHORE: The government has directed the tehsil and district transition committees across the province to hold their meetings soon after Eid holidays on July 23 to devise an action plan for restoration of the local institutions in line with apex court’s March 25 short order and the July 6 detailed judgment.
“It is to inform you that as per directions of the Lahore High Court, coordinators of the tehsil and district transition committees are required to hold the first meeting on July 23, soon after Eid to devise the action plan for early implementation of directions of the Supreme Court of Pakistan,” reads a letter sent by the local government and community development department to all assistant and deputy commissioners on Tuesday.
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A PDMA official said the alert was issued to the authorities to address the problems some cities might face due to torrential rains as the rains could damage the infrastructure. AFP/File
LAHORE: The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) on Sunday directed all deputy commissioners of the districts to take precautionary measures for protection of life and property of the citizens with the start of torrential rains in the province while the Lahore metropolitan administration imposed a temporary ban on underground digging for any type of construction, putting the civic agencies on alert.
The PDMA issued a warning about the urban flooding due to heavy rains in Rawalpindi, Lahore, Gujranwala and Faisalabad divisions from July 12 to 14.
Cabinet panel approves giving part of Chashma Canal to Punjab
July 3, 2021
LAHORE: The 66th meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Legislative Business was held at Civil Secretariat and it approved many proposals.
Punjab Minister for Law and Cooperatives Raja Basharat chaired the meeting while it was attended by the Senior Member Board of Revenue, irrigation secretary, I&C secretary and other officers concerned. The meeting considered legal amendments and drafts proposed by various departments.
The meeting approved the proposals and legal amendments, including proposal to hand over lower part of Chashma Right Bank Canal from Wapda to Punjab in the light of the decision of Common Interest Council. It also approved an agreement between the Board of Revenue Punjab and NADRA for online verification of data for issuance of computerized national identity cards, a consultancy agreement with the World Bank to deal with natural disasters and climate change.