Kasur : Sadaf Arshad District Reporter | ReNews Pakistan
In line with the vision of Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif, the district administration of Kasur has strengthened measures to ensure the availability of fruits and vegetables at officially notified prices while also intensifying action against market encroachments.
Under the directions of Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Asif Raza, Assistant Commissioners across all four tehsils are present daily in wholesale markets during the auction process to monitor pricing, ensure compliance with official rate lists, and prevent overcharging.
In addition to price regulation, the administration has placed special focus on monitoring and removing encroachments in and around markets. Officials stated that eliminating illegal stalls and obstructions is essential to maintain orderly market functioning, facilitate smooth traffic flow, and improve public access to essential commodities.
The district administration emphasized that strict price oversight combined with consistent anti-encroachment measures will help promote market transparency, protect consumer interests, and ensure a disciplined commercial environment across Kasur.

Tank : ReNews Pakistan
Following the recommendation of Deputy Commissioner Tanveer Khattak, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Tribal Affairs Department has issued a notification imposing a curfew in Sub-Division Jandola of Tank District until 7 PM.
According to the notification, from 6 AM to 7 PM, all routes from Kot Fort to Jandola and Upper Waziristan will remain closed, and all movement will be suspended. During this period, all markets, shops, and business centers will also remain shut.
The Deputy Commissioner has advised residents to remain indoors and strictly follow government instructions during the curfew to ensure public safety.

Kasur : Sadaf Arshad District Reporter | ReNews Pakistan
With the arrival of the spring season, the district administration of Kasur has launched a cultural beautification initiative featuring traditional truck art on prominent public walls across the city. The effort aims to enhance the urban visual environment while highlighting Pakistan’s rich artistic heritage.
The initiative has been implemented under the direction of Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Asif Raza, with the objective of improving the aesthetic appeal of public spaces and creating a more vibrant and welcoming urban atmosphere. Traditional truck art, widely recognized as a distinctive element of Pakistan’s cultural identity, is being used to transform key urban locations into visually engaging landmarks.
According to the district administration, the project is intended to strengthen cultural expression, promote civic pride, and contribute to a more organized and visually appealing urban landscape. Such initiatives are considered important in reinforcing local identity and enhancing the overall quality and character of public spaces.
Officials noted that similar beautification measures will continue as part of broader efforts to modernize urban infrastructure, support cultural preservation, and position Kasur as a culturally vibrant and well-managed urban center.