Karachi, August 3: Chairman Town Municipal Corporation (TMC) Manghopir, Haji Nawaz Ali Brohi, visited the ongoing paver block installation project in Ramzan Goth, Union Council No. 1, to inspect the pace and quality of development work and ensure transparency in its execution.

During the visit, Chairman Brohi was accompanied by UC-1 Councillor Javed Brohi, Sub Engineer Junaid Siddiqui, and other concerned officials. He conducted a detailed inspection of the project, reviewed the quality of construction materials, assessed the progress of the work, and received a comprehensive briefing from officials on various stages of implementation.

Addressing the officials, Chairman Brohi directed that no compromise should be made on the quality of development projects. He emphasized that all work must be completed within the approved timeframe while strictly adhering to engineering standards, transparency, and quality requirements. He also stated that public funds are a trust and must be utilized with honesty, responsibility, and accountability.

The Chairman said the paver block installation project would significantly improve the condition of roads and streets in Ramzan Goth, providing residents with better mobility, a cleaner environment, and enhanced municipal infrastructure. He noted that the initiative would contribute to the overall development and appearance of the locality.

Highlighting the Town Administration’s development agenda, Chairman Brohi said public welfare projects are progressing across all Union Councils of Manghopir Town. He added that improving roads, streets, drainage systems, and other essential civic facilities remains a top priority, as quality infrastructure is vital for sustainable urban development and improving residents’ quality of life.

He further instructed the relevant departments to closely monitor the project on a daily basis, promptly address any technical or administrative issues, and ensure the work is completed within the stipulated timeframe while maintaining the highest construction standards.

Concluding his visit, Chairman Haji Nawaz Ali Brohi reaffirmed his commitment to transforming Manghopir Town into a modern, well-organized, clean, and developed municipal area. He said the provision of essential civic amenities and the welfare of residents would continue to remain the Town Administration’s foremost priorities, with all available resources being utilized to achieve these goals.