Punjab Speeds Up Reforms Across Major Public Services

Lahore: The Punjab government has reported progress across public-service sectors including policing, healthcare, traffic safety and digital services under initiatives led by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif.
A total of 33 mobile police stations have been made functional across different districts, offering services such as FIR registration, document reporting and driving-licence facilities at citizens’ doorsteps. Six of these units are dedicated to women-related matters. Associated Press of Pakistan
In healthcare, officials say 40 Primary Stroke Centers are fully functional, while another 17 are targeted to become operational by December 2026. The government says the CM Stroke Program has so far provided timely treatment to hundreds of stroke patients. Radio Pakistan
Traffic Police Punjab has also reported a 34% decline in fatal road accidents during 2026, with reductions recorded across 26 districts. Separately, more than 856,000 citizens used driving-licence services in September, including learner, regular, renewal, international and online services