| Faisalabad:Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, during her recent visit to Faisalabad, announced renewed plans to transform the Gatwala Wildlife Breeding Centre into a zoo. A feasibility study is currently underway, as reported on October 11.
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As per details, despite three previous attempts to launch the project, which were delayed for various reasons, local authorities led by the Divisional Deputy Director and Assistant Director of Wildlife are now pressing forward with renewed commitment. The required feasibility assessments and paperwork are being finalized to ensure the smooth execution of the project.
Faisalabad residents remain hopeful that this time the zoo will become a reality, providing an affordable recreational space for families and the local community. The proposed zoo is expected to play an important role in promoting wildlife education and conservation while enhancing the city’s leisure facilities.
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This initiative is part of the government’s broader strategy to improve public amenities and raise environmental awareness through urban development. If completed, the zoo will be a valuable addition to Faisalabad’s cultural and recreational offerings, benefiting the city’s growing population. |
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