LAHORE: In line with the vision of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif to enhance institutional efficiency and improve civic amenities across the provincial capital, the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) Lahore has intensified its operational and revenue-driven initiatives.
WASA Lahore Managing Director Ghufran Ahmed presided over a review meeting via video link here on Saturday to evaluate the agency’s operational performance, field monitoring, and revenue targets.
The meeting was attended by key leadership, including the Deputy Managing Directors of Finance & Revenue, Operations, and Engineering, alongside the Directors of Finance, Revenue, and Administration, all Town Directors, and Executive Engineers (XENs). During the session, the WASA MD conducted a detailed audit regarding the recovery of outstanding dues and issued firm directives to enforce operational discipline across all jurisdictions.
Addressing the meeting, Ghufran Ahmed declared a zero-tolerance policy against defaulters, mandating strict and continued action to ensure 100 percent revenue recovery across every town. He instructed officials to implement an effective monitoring system to guarantee target achievement while warning that no negligence, laxity, or delay in duty would be tolerated.
To ensure accountability, Town Directors and XENs were directed to supervise field activities on a daily basis and ensure the complete clearance of all development project sites. Reaffirming that providing excellent water supply and drainage facilities remains WASA Lahore’s top priority, the Managing Director emphasised that citizen complaints must be resolved urgently, with swift disciplinary action promised against any delays.
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