Zafar Chishti
TOBA TEK SINGH: Faisalabad Commissioner Dr Imran Hamid Sheikh visited Toba Tek Singh and chaired a meeting at the Deputy Commissioner’s Office to review development schemes and departmental performance. Deputy Commissioner Maham Asif Malik briefed him on ongoing projects and public facilities.
On health, he reviewed medicine availability, anti-dengue measures, insulin provision, and patient referrals from THQ and DHQ hospitals to Faisalabad, directing officials to strengthen services and improve the referral system. He ordered strict inspections of food outlets, regular testing of used cooking oil, and action against substandard food and dead-animal meat sales.
In education, he sought a detailed report on 21 schools with results below 20 per cent and stressed re-enrolment of failed students. He also directed prompt road restoration after sewerage work, removal of hurdles in eBiz online business registration, and surveys of private buildings, with legal action against those built without approved maps.
He reviewed anti-smog measures, including camera monitoring at 27 boiler units, and subsidised flour supply through 182 shops. At the Land Record Centre and Sub-Registrar’s Office, he stressed transparent service and ordered patwaris to wear ID cards.
He met political leaders, traders, and philanthropists, inspected the under-construction Cath Lab at DHQ Hospital, and visited a park and the General Bus Stand.
