Independent Report
LORALAI: Member of the Provincial Assembly, Haji Muhammad Khan alias Tor Utmankhel, has said that provision of basic civic facilities to citizens remains the government’s top priority, warning that no negligence in this regard will be tolerated.
He expressed these views while addressing a ceremony organized by the Municipal Committee Loralai, where he attended as the chief guest. The event commenced with the recitation of the Holy Quran by Councillor Mir Ehsanullah Langove.
Chief Officer Municipal Committee Loralai, Mohibullah Khan Baloch, briefed the gathering on the institution’s annual performance, stating that modern machinery had been procured during the current year to improve civic services. The equipment includes a road line marking machine, tractor lawn mower, tractor excavator, emergency road water rickshaw, and a suction machine, which are expected to enhance sanitation and municipal services.
Chairman Municipal Committee and son of the MPA, Muhammad Tahir Khan Nasir, appreciated the services of 35 employees who performed emergency duties during recent rains, awarding them certificates of appreciation. He said municipal staff continue to serve the city tirelessly, and their encouragement is vital for institutional progress.
Addressing the ceremony, Utmankhel lauded the performance of the municipal committee, terming the provision of modern machinery a positive step toward resolving civic issues. He also handed over symbolic keys of the new machinery to Chief Sanitary Inspector Naqeebullah Musa Khel.
At the conclusion of the event, the chief guest inaugurated the renovated municipal committee office, including its boundary wall.
He further announced that additional funds would be allocated for improving sanitation, drainage, and road infrastructure in Loralai, adding that approval of new development projects is also expected soon.
The ceremony was attended by Chief Officer Mohibullah Baloch, Chairman Municipal Committee Muhammad Tahir Khan Nasir, PD Murra Tangi Project Muhammad Azam Khan Zarkoon, local government representatives, dignitaries, officials, and a large number of citizens.
