All Ongoing Development Projects in Sui Should Be Completed With Transparency Within the Stipulated Timeframe: Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti

Quetta (Daily Qudrat Quetta) — A detailed review meeting on development projects and the performance of various departments in Sui was held under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Balochistan Mir Sarfraz Bugti, in which progress on ongoing development projects, education and health facilities, provision of public services, and the performance of the district administration were reviewed. The Chief Minister directed that the pace of work on all ongoing development projects be accelerated and that they be completed within the stipulated timeframe, and that no compromise be made on the quality of the projects.
Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti directed that the Gopat Water Supply Scheme be completed by April 1, 2027 in any case so that the supply of water to the people of the area can be made possible. He also directed that necessary measures be taken for the establishment of a new girls’ high school in Sui and that effective measures be taken for plantation and the promotion of forests along the Sui Ring Road.
The Chief Minister, emphasizing the provision of an ambulance to Indus Hospital Sui and ensuring the provision of additional medical facilities there, said that the Health Department should effectively discharge its responsibilities for providing quality medical facilities to the people. He directed that the functioning of labor rooms activated in remote areas be maintained and that facilities related to maternal and child health be further improved so that women can have access to medical facilities within their own areas.
In the meeting, the Chief Minister, while directing the maintenance of effective monitoring and continuity of protective measures for the eradication of polio, said that all relevant institutions should fulfill their responsibilities to keep children safe from this crippling disease. He also emphasized maintaining the functioning of educational institutions, further improving the attendance of teachers in all schools, and ensuring the regular attendance of Health Department staff.
He made clear that improving the performance and accountability of relevant departments is necessary for the effective provision of education and health facilities to the people. The Chief Minister directed all relevant departments to regularly monitor development projects and to ensure quality along with the pace of work. Appreciating the performance of the district administration, he termed the efforts made for the functioning of labor rooms in remote areas, the provision of routine maternity facilities, the opening of all schools, and the improvement in the attendance of teachers and Health Department staff as commendable. The Chief Minister directed that, while maintaining the improvement achieved in the provision of public facilities, the development process be further accelerated so that the people of Sui and adjoining areas can benefit.





