CM Usman Buzdar inaugurates several uplift schemes in DG Khan's tribal area

LAHORE (92 News) – Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of numerous development schemes during his visit to Fazla Kuch and Barthi in the tribal area of DG Khan on Friday. He laid the foundation stone of upgradation of BHU to the Rural Health Centre in Fazla Kuch and inaugurated a land record centre. He also announced to construct four small dams in Kohi Sulman area and inaugurated the schools' solarisation programme to convert 1066 DG Khan schools to solar energy. The CM also laid the foundation of the sports stadium project, inaugurated rescue 1122 motorbike ambulance service for Koh-e-Suleman, water filtration plant, up-gradation of boys high school to higher secondary level and anti-polio drive. During his visit to Barthi, the CM launched rescue 1122 motorbike ambulance service and announced upgradation of government boys high school to higher secondary level. He also inaugurated an land record centre and conversion of 55 schools to solar energy. He announced that girls students have been provided with a van to solve their transport issue. Addressing the ceremony, the CM told that 75 per cent work of 35-km long Musakhel-Taunsa Road, costing Rs.2.75 billion, has been completed. "This vital link will improve road connectivity between Punjab and Balochistan. The government has expanded the development process to backward and remote areas. The localities, where past rulers never set foot, are enjoying the fruits of development today," he said, announcing to develop quality education institutions in tribal areas along with improving the healthcare facilities. Usman Buzdar also attended a local gathering of notables and tribal elders and issued directions on the applications of locals who brought their complaints into the notice of the CM.