Key Takeaways
- Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) has given residents of G-13 and G-14/4 a 15-day deadline.
- The deadline is to clear outstanding occupancy, water, and conservancy charges.
- An FGEHA spokesperson confirmed the directive through a public notice.
The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) has issued a directive to residents of sectors G-13 and G-14/4, giving them 15 days to clear their outstanding occupancy, water, and conservancy charges.
In a statement to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), an FGEHA spokesperson confirmed that the Revenue Directorate had issued a public notice regarding the matter.
The notice is aimed at ensuring compliance with the payment of dues, which are essential for maintaining the housing and utility services in these areas.
Residents are advised to settle their dues promptly to avoid any further inconvenience or potential legal action.
Failure to comply within the given timeframe could result in legal proceedings against the defaulters, as per FGEHA regulations.
The FGEHA spokesperson emphasized the importance of timely payments for the smooth functioning of the housing authority and the welfare of the residents.
The directive is part of the ongoing efforts by the FGEHA to maintain order and ensure that all residents adhere to the terms and conditions of their occupancy.
Residents are encouraged to contact the FGEHA for any queries or assistance regarding the payment process.
