Ludhiana DC reviews Buddha Nullah project work

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Ludhiana, July 1

DC Sakshi Sawhney reviewed the ongoing project to rejuvenate Buddha Nullah here on Monday.

After taking over the additional charge of MC Commissioner, Sakshi chaired a meeting of senior MC officials at the MC Zone D office in Sarabha Nagar and directed the civic body officials to expedite the pending/proposed works.

During the meeting, she also directed the officials to take up extensive plantation drive during the monsoon season and if required, NGOs/residents should also be involved in the environment protection exercise.

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