Murree DC inspects development projects, public service delivery

RAWALPINDI, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 6th Jul, 2026) Deputy Commissioner Murree, Agha Zaheer Abbas Shirazi, conducted an extensive tour of various areas across the district to review the ongoing development schemes alongside healthcare, education, and sanitation arrangements.

During the initial phase of his visit, the Deputy Commissioner inspected the ongoing road construction and carpeting work on the Murree Grand Trunk (GT) Road. He issued strict directives to the executing authorities to maintain the speed and quality of construction, ensuring the timely completion of the project to facilitate tourists and local residents.

Under the Chief Minister Punjab "Suthra Punjab" vision, the Deputy Commissioner evaluated the waste management setup at various locations. He interacted directly with the sanitary workers, listened to their grievances, and lauded their services in maintaining the aesthetic beauty of the hill station, terming them the real heroes of the city.

Later, he visited Samli Hospital to check the availability of essential medicines, attendance of medical staff, and the quality of healthcare being provided to patients.

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He directed the hospital administration to ensure optimal medical assistance for patients arriving from Murree and its suburban localities.

The Deputy Commissioner also visited the Government Girls High school Samli to review classroom environments, teacher attendance, and academic facilities.

He reiterated that promoting female education and providing a conducive learning environment in schools remains a key priority of the government.

In the final leg of his tour, Agha Zaheer Abbas Shirazi inspected the Maryam Nawaz Basic Health Unit (BHU) in Tret, checking the functionality of medical equipment and staff deployment. He urged the rural healthcare staff to remain alert and dedicated, adding that the activation of basic health centers aims to deliver healthcare services directly to the doorsteps of rural populations.