Key Takeaways
- PESCO Chief Akhtar Hamid Khan directed field officers to improve performance.
- The directive aims to resolve consumer complaints promptly and curb electricity theft.
- The PESCO chief held a video conference with Peshawar and Khyber circle teams.
PESCO Chief Akhtar Hamid Khan has issued a directive to field officers to enhance service delivery and combat power theft, according to a statement from the Associated Press of Pakistan.
During a video conference with the Peshawar and Khyber circle teams, the PESCO chief emphasized the need for efficient service and the prompt resolution of consumer complaints.
The directive specifically targeted Superintending Engineers, XENs, and SDOs, urging them to ensure that service delivery is improved and that actions against electricity theft and defaulters are accelerated.
The PESCO chief highlighted the importance of ensuring that field officers are fully committed to their duties and are responsive to the needs of consumers.
The statement from the Associated Press of Pakistan noted that the PESCO chief’s directive was aimed at improving the overall performance of the field officers and addressing the issues of power theft and consumer complaints.
The PESCO chief’s directive reflects a continued effort to improve the reliability and efficiency of the power sector in Pakistan, particularly in the Peshawar and Khyber regions.
The PESCO chief’s emphasis on prompt resolution of consumer complaints and the acceleration of actions against electricity theft indicates a proactive approach to addressing the concerns of the public and ensuring a more reliable power supply.
The directive underscores the commitment of PESCO to enhance service delivery and maintain the trust of the public in the power sector.
