Kasur: [Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator ReNews Pakistan]
Assistant Commissioner Kasur visited the Land Record Center Kasur to review record availability, record room arrangements, and the overall operational system.
The visit was aimed at assessing public service delivery and arrangements related to record security and management.
During the visit, public concerns were also heard and the concerned staff was directed to provide better facilities to citizens while ensuring effective protection and maintenance of official records.
In addition, a detailed inspection of the computer section was conducted, where ongoing work was reviewed and instructions were given to further improve the digital system for more efficient land record services.
Residents expressed hope that continuous administrative monitoring will improve land record services and ensure timely facilitation for applicants.

Kasur: [Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator ReNews Pakistan]
Deputy Commissioner Kasur Muhammad Asif Raza, along with Federal Minister of State Malik Rasheed Ahmad Khan, reviewed ongoing development projects in Kot Radha Kishan during an official visit. A detailed briefing was given on various schemes currently in progress across the tehsil.
During the meeting, emphasis was placed on accelerating development activities in the area, which is considered among the relatively underdeveloped urban centers of the district. Officials were directed to ensure both quality and timely completion of projects aimed at improving civic infrastructure.
The administration highlighted the importance of upgrading basic facilities including roads, drainage, and public spaces to meet the needs of the growing urban population.
Authorities reiterated their commitment to enhancing public service delivery and ensuring that residents of Kot Radha Kishan receive improved living standards through sustained development efforts.

Kasur: [Sadaf Arshad District Coordinator ReNews Pakistan]
Deputy Commissioner Kasur Muhammad Asif Raza, along with senior district officials, conducted an emergency visit to Talwar Post to review preparedness for a potential flood situation.
During the visit, a detailed inspection was carried out of protective arrangements and overall readiness measures. The Deputy Commissioner directed all concerned departments to remain on high alert and ensure complete preparedness to deal with any possible emergency situation.
He stated that the protection of citizens’ lives and property is the top priority of the administration, and no negligence will be tolerated in this regard.
A number of senior officials accompanied the visit, including the Additional Deputy Commissioner (Revenue), Assistant Commissioner Kasur, Tehsildar Kasur, District Council officials, Irrigation and Highways representatives, Forest Department officials, Rescue 1122, Rangers, and Health and Education officers.
The Deputy Commissioner instructed transport authorities to ensure immediate availability of evacuation vehicles for emergency relocation if required. Irrigation and Highways departments were directed to continuously monitor water flow and protective embankments to identify any potential risk at an early stage.
All relevant departments were also instructed to ensure availability of machinery, resources, and rescue equipment for emergency operations at all times. Rescue teams and Rangers were directed to remain fully alert for immediate response in case of any incident.
The District Information Office was directed to run an effective public awareness campaign to keep citizens informed about safety measures and flood related updates.
The Deputy Commissioner reiterated that safeguarding human lives and property remains the foremost priority of the district administration, and no lapse in preparedness will be accepted.