Lahore: The Lahore Development Authority (LDA) is poised to launch the city’s first anti-encroachment helpline, according to media reports.
LDA Vice Chairman (VC) Sheikh Imtiaz Mahmood stated that the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) has designed computer software for the process and that the anti-encroachment helpline will become functional following the employment of helpline personnel.
Following the project’s successful debut, residents of Lahore will be able to file complaints against encroachments, which will be digitally allocated to officers and monitored through a portal. Because the record has been digitised, there is no room for error or delay in responding to concerns.
The LDA has also entrusted the Traffic Engineering and Transport Planning Agency (TEPA) with conducting effective anti-encroachment campaigns to improve traffic flow.
According to authorities, the ongoing anti-encroachment campaign will be made more successful with the introduction of a public helpline, which would enhance general traffic flow and pedestrian walkways along key roads.
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