Pattoki: Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator | ReNews Pakistan
Deputy Commissioner Kasur, Muhammad Asif Raza, has officially launched a plantation drive in Pattoki as part of ongoing efforts to improve the urban environment and promote a greener city.
According to the district administration, trees are being planted along major roads, green belts, and public spaces across the city. The initiative aims to reduce environmental pollution and provide a healthier and more pleasant environment for residents.
Officials stated that, along with plantation, proper care and maintenance of plants will also be ensured to achieve long-term sustainability. Relevant staff have been directed to monitor and protect the newly planted trees.
The initiative is being carried out in line with the vision of Chief Minister Punjab, Maryam Nawaz Sharif, focusing on environmental improvement and urban beautification across the province.
The district administration has also urged citizens to actively participate in the plantation drive and contribute towards building a cleaner and greener Pattoki.

Pattoki: Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator | ReNews Pakistan
The Assistant Commissioner Pattoki Nishtar Rehman Lodhi conducted visits to different areas of the city to review sanitation and quality standards.
During the inspection, a sweet warehouse located near Zail Ghar was sealed due to poor hygiene conditions and substandard arrangements. According to the administration, the premises were violating cleanliness protocols, posing potential risks to public health.
The Assistant Commissioner stated that ensuring the provision of safe and quality food items to citizens is a top priority, and no negligence in this regard will be tolerated.
He further emphasized that inspections will continue across the city, and strict action will be taken against any premises found involved in unhygienic practices or selling substandard products.
This action reflects the district administration’s commitment to enforcing food safety standards and providing a healthy environment for the public.

Pattoki : Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator| ReNews Pakistan
A crackdown was conducted late at night in Pattoki against individuals violating the smart lockdown imposed by the government due to the ongoing fuel and petrol crisis. Under the direction of Assistant Commissioner Pattoki, Nishtar Rehman Lodhi, strict action was taken in accordance with government orders, resulting in the detention of multiple shopkeepers and the closure of illegal shops.
The operation was carried out to enforce law and order and ensure compliance with the smart lockdown regulations aimed at controlling the fuel shortage. The administration emphasized that the government’s zero-tolerance policy would be applied rigorously, and violations would not be tolerated.
The operation also serves to remind citizens and traders of the importance of adhering to the lockdown rules while maintaining an organized and disciplined environment in the city.