Lahore Orders Tighter Cleanliness Monitoring Under Suthra Punjab

Lahore: A review of cleanliness and solid-waste operations in Lahore has focused on staff attendance, field surveillance, waste collection and the clearance of temporary collection points under the Suthra Punjab programme. Recent reports confirm that Lahore Deputy Commissioner Capt (R) Muhammad Ali Ejaz and LWMC CEO Shahryar Arif Khan continue to oversee cleanliness operations, while field inspections and anti-littering enforcement are active across the city. UrduPoint
The supplied briefing says Special Assistant to the Punjab Chief Minister for Inspection Team Shoaib Mirza and the Lahore deputy commissioner reviewed operations with LWMC officials, assistant commissioners and field managers. Shoaib Mirza’s current designation as Special Assistant to the Chief Minister for Inspection Team is supported by recent reporting; earlier Lahore cleanliness meetings also confirm his involvement in Suthra Punjab monitoring alongside the deputy commissioner. UrduPoint
The briefing further states that officials were directed to ensure full staff attendance, daily clearance of temporary waste points, installation of dustbins, stronger field inspections and more active anti-littering surveillance. These priorities broadly match recent verified LWMC operations: workers’ attendance, door-to-door waste collection, waste-container clearance and anti-littering enforcement have all been publicly reported during September 2026. City 42
However, specific claims in the supplied material—including an instruction to replace the Deputy CEO LWMC South, register an FIR against a town manager and impose heavy fines on contractors—could not be independently confirmed from the reliable current sources located. They should therefore be treated as source-provided directives rather than fully verified completed actions.