Quetta, In anticipation of the upcoming Eid-ul-Adha celebrations, Deputy Commissioner Quetta Lieutenant (R) Saad bin Asad chaired a crucial meeting with various departments to coordinate efforts on security, cleanliness, and health measures. The meeting, held on June 13, focused on preparations for the festival, with special emphasis on managing cattle markets and preventing the spread of the Congo virus.

According to Directorate General Public Relation – Govt of Balochistan, representatives from key departments including the Livestock Department, Health Department, Municipal Corporation, Police Department, KISCO, WASA Department, and others were present at the meeting. A series of significant decisions were made to ensure that the Eid celebrations are conducted smoothly and safely.

Teams composed of four assistant commissioners will be deployed across different areas of Quetta to oversee and assist in cleaning and sanitation operations alongside Municipal Corporation teams. Additionally, these teams will inspect cattle markets to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations. The Health Department is set to organize medical camps at these markets to provide necessary medical assistance and oversee preventive measures against the Congo virus, including comprehensive spraying of the markets.

Moreover, the WASA Department will guarantee water supply to all cattle markets, ensuring adequate facilities for the animals and attendees. Meanwhile, KISCO is tasked with ensuring uninterrupted power supply during the night leading up to Eid to facilitate the vendors and buyers at the markets.

These collaborative efforts between various departments underscore the government’s commitment to maintaining public health and safety during significant cultural and religious events, particularly in light of ongoing health concerns such as the Congo virus.