| Rawalpindi: In response to directives from the Punjab government, the district administration in Murree has taken decisive action against illegal constructions, as reported by a local news source. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s instructions prompted this operation, overseen by Deputy Commissioner Murree, Agha Zaheer Abbas Shirazi.
Commissioner Rawalpindi, Aamer Khattak, directed the formation of three teams to execute this operation, each headed by key officials including Additional Deputy Commissioner Revenue, retired Captain Qasim Ijaz, Assistant Commissioner, retired Captain Abdul Wahab Khan, and the DFO Murree. These teams comprise personnel from various departments, all briefed on their specific duties.
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The primary goal is the effective elimination of illegal constructions, with a focus on enhancing civic amenities in Murree. Deputy Commissioner Shirazi emphasized the commitment to transforming Murree into a clean and green destination, urging residents and visitors to contribute by utilizing designated garbage bins for waste disposal.
Furthermore, efforts to combat artificial price inflation are underway, with price magistrates instructed to monitor markets closely and take legal action against offenders. Additionally, hotels and restaurants are subject to daily inspections to ensure compliance with pricing regulations set by the administration.
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The administration vows to utilize all available resources to maximize comfort for both tourists and locals alike. Residents are encouraged to report any issues they encounter to the district administration for prompt resolution. With these measures in place, Murree aims to maintain its charm as a premier hill station destination while ensuring the well-being of its inhabitants and visitors. |
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