Kasur: ReNews Pakistan
Deputy Commissioner Kasur Muhammad Asif Raza conducted an inspection of ongoing green belt restoration and landscaping projects in the city, reviewing progress at various sites.
During the visit, he instructed the concerned officials to expedite the restoration, plantation, and landscaping works to enhance the city’s beauty and environmental quality. He emphasized that restoring greenery in urban areas will not only improve the environment but also provide citizens with a clean and pleasant living space.
The Deputy Commissioner directed the relevant departments to adopt a coordinated strategy for maintenance, plantation care, and landscaping standards to ensure overall improvement in the city’s aesthetic appeal.
He further stated that, in line with the Government of Punjab’s vision, initiatives to promote urban beautification, cleanliness, and a greener environment will continue to be prioritized.

Kasur: Sadaf Arshad District Reporter | ReNews Pakistan
A meeting chaired by Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Asif Raza reviewed progress on ongoing beautification projects across the district, focusing on improving the city’s appearance and enhancing public spaces.
During the meeting, officials examined various initiatives, including the rehabilitation of parks, plantation drives, and urban beautification measures aimed at improving the overall civic environment. Relevant departments were directed to expedite work on ongoing development projects and ensure timely completion.
The deputy commissioner said the initiatives were being implemented in line with the vision of the Government of Punjab to promote cleaner and more aesthetically appealing urban spaces while improving public facilities for residents.
Officials from concerned departments also briefed the meeting on the progress of different beautification and development schemes underway in various parts of the district.

Chunian: Sadaf Arshad, District Reporter | ReNews Pakistan
The recent increase in LPG gas prices in Kanganpur has put significant pressure on households and residential areas. Families, small business owners, and local residents are facing higher daily expenses, intensifying the financial burden on the community.
Residents reported that the surge in energy costs has affected electricity, cooking, and other essential household utilities, directly impacting living standards in the area.
Experts have advised local authorities to ensure adequate energy supply and safe usage in residential neighborhoods to prevent further strain on households.
Sheikh Ahmed, Chairman of the Central Press Club Kanganpur, emphasized that the government and relevant departments must take immediate steps to maintain basic services in residential areas and mitigate the impact of rising utility costs on residents.