Authorities conducted a major inspection at the Al-Fatah supermarket branch in Gulberg, Lahore. During the routine food safety check, expired meat, cheese, and bakery items were discovered. Special Assistant to the Chief Minister Punjab for Food Safety, Salma Butt, confirmed that strict actions were taken, including sealing parts of the store and imposing heavy fines. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to ensure food safety standards and protect consumers.
Rawalpindi: The Punjab Development Working Party (PDWP) has approved a revised cost of Rs51.326 billion for the Rawalpindi Ring Road R-3 project from Banth to
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Dubai: The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has completed the conversion of Al Satwa Roundabout into a traffic signal-controlled intersection, reducing journey times by 50%.
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Lahore: ParkView City Lahore has reported the completion of a protective embankment along its Chung Sector in just 45 days. According to the shared development
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