Bahawalpur: The Punjab Planning Board (Bahawalpur) approved of 184 local government development schemes — estimated to cost PKR 342.87 million, according to news sources. As per the publication, this decision was made in a meeting of the provincial authority, which was chaired by Deputy Commissioner Bahawalpur Shozan Saeed.
The development schemes in question include the construction of roads, installation of a modern sewerage system, water supply schemes and repairs to the sanitation system.
20 of the total 184 schemes were from Bahawalpur Metropolitan Corporation (BMC) at a cost of PKR 37.2 million, while 5 were from the Bahawalpur tehsil council and will be developed at a cost of PKR 10 million.
14 schemes were from the Hasilpur tehsil council and are estimated to cost PKR 7 million.
7 schemes were from the Khairpur Tamewali Municipal Committee and will be developed with a budget of PKR 20 million, while 2 projects from the Khairpur Tamewali tehsil council are expected to cost PKR 11.25 million.
13 schemes were approved for the Yazman Municipal Committee, to be developed at a cost of PKR 46 million.
22 schemes were from the Ahmadpur East Municipal Committee, estimated to cost PKR 49.85 million, while 44 schemes were for the Ahmadpur East tehsil council, costing PKR 50.66 million
16 schemes were for the Uch Sharif Municipal Committee, and are expected to cost PKR 50 million.
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