Rawalpindi: Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) Chairman Tariq Mahmood Murtaza on Wednesday revealed that the authority’s one-window operation centre was being computerised to provide additional facilitation to citizens and overseas Pakistanis, according to news sources.
The chairman said that the government has issued directions for the authority to ‘leave no stone unturned’ when serving the city’s residents. He said that the initiative to computerise the one-window centre was launched a few months back and would soon start receiving online applications. The one-widow cell is aimed at timely expediting public issues.
Murtaza said that the authority is banning direct access to functionaries and shifting all applications to online channels. These measures are being taken to make the whole process more transparent.
Moreover, the chairman also revealed that the desilting of Nullah Leh was completed by the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) before the monsoon rain spells and lauded WASA for completing the work in PKR 30 million – which falls within the government-designated funds of PKR 40 million.
Meanwhile, it was also announced that a sewage treatment plant will be developed at Goraghpur, near the Adiala Jail on an area of 5,000 kanals.
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