Loralai: Addressing the critical issues within Loralai, District Council Chairman Asghar Khan Atmankhel highlighted the essential role of a robust local government system in resolving regional challenges. During a detailed discussion with local journalists and officials, Atmankhel stressed the importance of the local government in fostering state vitality and addressing public needs effectively.
According to Directorate General Public Relation – Govt of Balochistan, Asghar Khan Atmankhel, during his meeting with Mian Muhammad Amir Bashir Arain of the Loralai Press Club and Mehmood Baloch of the Information Department, emphasized the commitment of his office to the public service. He articulated the administration’s dedication to utilizing available resources for the welfare of the local populace to ensure a prosperous life for the people of Loralai. Atmankhel expressed his openness to public interaction, asserting that his office is accessible to all residents for addressing their concerns.
The chairman further outlined the ongoing efforts to tackle major challenges faced by the community, including health, education, and sanitation. He reiterated his commitment to not compromise on these critical areas and highlighted the focus on enhancing facilities at all medical centers and government schools in Loralai and Mekhtar. Atmankhel praised the efforts of Deputy Commissioner Miran Baloch and his team for their diligent and honest service, which he believes will soon lead to significant improvements in local healthcare and educational services.
Additionally, Atmankhel discussed the recent measures taken during severe weather conditions where the district provided necessary assistance to affected families. His advocacy led to the declaration of Loralai as a disaster area, ensuring that future aid from the Government of Balochistan will be distributed to those most in need.
In his concluding remarks, Atmankhel mentioned plans to introduce modern infrastructure solutions to address the city’s drainage issues, particularly during the rainy season, thus reflecting a proactive approach to urban planning and development in Loralai.