Rivals’ plots to be foiled, says Buzdar
Lahore
January 29, 2021
LAHORE:Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar has pledged to accelerate the public welfare agenda under the leadership of PM Imran Khan and declared that every conspiracy of opponents of development would be frustrated.
MPAs from Rawalpindi, including adviser Asif Mehmood, Maj (R) Muhammad Latasab Satti, Raja Saghir Ahmed, Javed Kausar, Ch Sajid Mehmood, Wasiq Qayyum Abbasi, Malik Taimoor, Amjad Mehmood Ch, Umer Tanvir and Chief Whip in Punjab Assembly Syed Abbas Ali Shah called on the chief minister here Thursday and discussed issues of their constituencies.
The chief minister issued immediate instructions to early solve the problems being faced by the people. The MPAs thanked the CM for his cooperation and said the people of Rawalpindi were siding with the Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf.
Punjab Food Authority raids to be recorded
Safety officers will wear body cameras during inspection
LAHORE:
In a bid to make its operations more effective and transparent, the Punjab Food Authority has decided to make it mandatory for safety officers to wear body cameras.
The move comes after accusations of misconduct were levelled against the officers. The new technology, officials said, will allow the department to keep a record of the raids and also reduce the number of complaints related to the conduct of safety officers.
In addition, the monitoring cameras will also be mounted on vehicles used by the authority. According to details available with the Express Tribune, the Punjab Food Authority (PFA) has approved two tenders worth Rs 9.0million for the purchase of cameras.Under the plan, a pilot project will be rolled out in Lahore and Rawalpindi. Once the new system is tested, it will be extended to other parts of the province.