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The security system will be modernized in FDA City, Mohammad Asif Chaudhry

Faisalabad(94 News City Reporter) Director General FDA Muhammad Asif Chaudhry has said that a comprehensive plan has been made to make the security system in FDA City compatible with modern requirements, under which a new gate equipped with modern security features will be constructed at the entrance of FDA City, while steps will also be taken to install electric barriers and issue special security stickers to residents for effective security arrangements. He said this while reviewing the ongoing and proposed development activities in FDA City during a meeting. Additional Director General FDA Qaiser Abbas Rand, Chief Engineer Meher Ayub, Project Director and Director State Management II Sohail Maqsood Pannu, Director IT Yasir Ijaz Chatta and other relevant officers were also present in the meeting. DG FDA said that under the comprehensive plan prepared in the light of the security audit, the entrance of FDA City will be equipped with modern security facilities, where electric barriers will be installed along with the construction of a new gate to make the traffic system more secure and orderly. He said that issuing security stickers to the residents of FDA City will help in the identification and monitoring of residential and non-residential vehicles. Muhammad Asif Chaudhry further said that special attention is being paid to the improvement of development infrastructure to make the environment of FDA City more pleasant, beautiful and convenient for the residents. In this regard, the projects of road repair and maintenance, park renovation and development and improving the street lights system will be implemented to provide better living facilities to the citizens. DGFDA directed the Chief Engineer to speed up the construction of new entrance gate and security room and take necessary steps to complete all the development projects in effective planning and as per prescribed standards.

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