Lahore Autism School Completed Ahead of Schedule

The Punjab government has completed construction of a state-of-the-art autism school in Lahore 14 months ahead of schedule under a special initiative of the Chief Minister. Provincial Minister for Communications and Works Malik Sohaib Ahmed Bharth inspected the project and reviewed the quality of construction and facilities. Officials from the Buildings Department briefed the minister on project completion, construction standards, and remaining finishing work. The minister expressed satisfaction with the overall quality and directed authorities to complete minor finishing tasks promptly and ensure immediate provision of furniture in classrooms. He also ordered verification of vinyl flooring quality and emphasized thorough cleaning of all rooms. Officials said the project reflects effective teamwork and the provincial government’s commitment to timely completion of welfare-oriented development projects.

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