CDA Doesn’t Know Why Sector G/6 is Drowning in Garbage

For context, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) has sought explanations from three officers after finding sanitation and green-area maintenance in Sector G-6/3, Islamabad, in poor condition.

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• The Member Environment issued explanation notices to Director Solid Waste Management (SWM) Malik Atta, Deputy Director SWM Atta Bari and Inspector SWM Faisal.
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• During an inspection on August 26, CDA authorities identified garbage, dry leaves, cut branches and other green waste piled up at a number of locations.
• The notices remarked senior authorities had repeatedly directed office-holders to ensure cleanliness, remove waste and properly maintain the area, but the situation remained unchanged.

During an inspection on August 26, CDA authorities identified garbage, dry leaves, cut branches and other green waste piled up at a number of locations. The inspection additionally pointed to fragile supervision of sanitation and maintenance work.

For context, the Member Environment issued explanation notices to Director Solid Waste Management (SWM) Malik Atta, Deputy Director SWM Atta Bari and Inspector SWM Faisal. CDA Approves Highest Budget in Its History.

Notably, the notices remarked senior authorities had repeatedly directed office-holders to ensure cleanliness, remove waste and properly maintain the area, but the situation remained unchanged.

CDA termed the alleged negligence and failure to follow instructions as objectionable.

Meanwhile, the three officers have been given three days to submit written explanations and clarify why departmental proceedings should not be initiated against them.

CDA cautioned that failure to respond within the deadline could result in action under the relevant rules without further notice. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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