Key Points:
- Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Nauman Siddique inspected the Enforcement Wing’s new uniforms, machinery, vehicles and upgraded motorcycles.
- He directed round-the-clock field presence with effective patrolling at rush hours and warned that no negligence would be tolerated.
- The wing later held a flag march through the city, led by Chief Officer Municipal Corporation Usman Ghani.
FAISALABAD: Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Nauman Siddique inspected the Enforcement Wing’s new uniforms, machinery, vehicles and upgraded motorcycles on Saturday.
According to the district administration handout, the wing has been reorganised on modern lines to remove encroachments, improve civic facilities and resolve public complaints quickly.
The deputy commissioner said the provision of the best municipal services, the removal of encroachments and the timely redress of public complaints were among the top priorities.
He directed the staff to stay in the field across the city at all times, with effective patrolling at rush hours to remove hurdles to traffic flow and citizens’ movement.
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He warned that no negligence or laxity in the performance of duties would be tolerated.
Later, the Enforcement Wing staff, in new uniforms and with the new machinery and patrolling motorcycles, held a flag march through the city led by Chief Officer Municipal Corporation Usman Ghani.
The march started from the Municipal Corporation office and passed through Chenab Club Chowk, Bilal Road, Jail Road, Agriculture University Chowk, DC Office Road and Commissioner House Road before returning to the office.
Other Municipal Corporation staff were also present on the occasion.
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