Deputy Commissioner Leads Crackdown on Unauthorized Outlets

In a bid to ensure public safety, the district administration in Lahore has initiated a rigorous crackdown on unauthorized LPG outlets and small petrol stations across the city. This proactive measure aims to uphold safety standards and eliminate illegal businesses that pose a threat to the well-being of residents.

Under the supervision of Deputy Commissioner Rafia Haider, a targeted operation was conducted in various zones including Gulberg, Samnabad, Ravi, Allama Iqbal, and Data Ganj Bakhsh. The authorities took decisive action by closing down 10 shops, seizing 119 LPG cylinders, dismantling 9 weighing machines, four rifling machines, and confiscating one mini petrol machine.

This initiative falls in line with the directives of the Punjab chief minister, emphasizing the importance of maintaining public safety and cracking down on unauthorized businesses that flout regulations.

The crackdown on unauthorized LPG outlets and small petrol stations in Lahore underscores the commitment of the district administration to prioritize public safety. By taking swift and decisive action against illegal businesses, the authorities are sending a clear message that adherence to safety standards is non-negotiable. Such initiatives not only protect the community from potential hazards but also contribute to creating a safer environment for all residents.