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Punjab CM Mandates Shift to Self-Operation for City Waste Management

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Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz directed that several cities in Punjab, including Lahore, Faisalabad, Gujranwala, and Multan, shift to self-operation for waste management. This decision was made after a review of the Suthra Punjab programme, which found that solid waste management companies had performed unsatisfactorily.

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The directive represents a major regulatory shift, moving waste management operations from private contracts to municipal self-operation in these urban centers. Furthermore, Maryam Nawaz ordered the imposition of fines for littering and mandated timely payment of salaries for sanitation workers.

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Who's involved

  • Maryam NawazChief Minister who directed the shift to self-operation for waste management.
  • FaisalabadCity mandated to shift to self-operation for waste management.
  • GujranwalaCity mandated to shift to self-operation for waste management.
  • MultanCity mandated to shift to self-operation for waste management.
  • LahoreCity mandated to shift to self-operation for waste management.
  • PunjabProvince where the mandate applies and policy is being implemented.

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