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Rawalpindi Municipality Seals Buffalo Sheds Along Nullah Lai

Municipal Corporation Rawalpindi takes action against buffalo sheds along Nullah Lai following directives from Deputy Commissioner.

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Rawalpindi Municipality Seals Buffalo Sheds Along Nullah Lai
Buffalo sheds being inspected and sealed in Rawalpindi city.

Key Takeaways

  • Municipal Corporation Rawalpindi has taken action against buffalo sheds in the city.
  • The action was initiated on directives from Deputy Commissioner Rawalpindi.
  • Inspections and sealing of the sheds were conducted by the Municipal Corporation’s MO Regulation (MOR) Imran Ali.

The Municipal Corporation of Rawalpindi has initiated action against buffalo sheds located in various parts of the city, particularly along Nullah Lai, following directives from Deputy Commissioner Rawalpindi, Captain (Retd) Nadeem Nasir.

According to the Municipal Corporation, the action was taken to address the concerns related to the establishment of these sheds in the city.

MO Regulation (MOR) Imran Ali, along with relevant staff, conducted inspections of the buffalo sheds in different areas and proceeded to seal them.

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The move is part of a broader effort to improve the urban environment and address the issues associated with the presence of such sheds in the city.

While the specific number of sheds sealed has not been disclosed, the Municipal Corporation has confirmed that the action was taken in line with the directives from the Deputy Commissioner.

The action is expected to have a positive impact on the cleanliness and overall hygiene of the city, as well as the safety and well-being of the residents.

The Municipal Corporation has assured the public that such actions will continue to be taken in the interest of the city’s residents and the environment.

Residents and local authorities have welcomed the move, expressing hope that it will lead to a cleaner and more organized city.