The “Apni Chhat Apna Ghar” initiative is gaining momentum in Bahawalpur, providing low-income families with a chance for better housing. This effort, coupled with an anti-polio campaign, reflects the local government’s commitment to enhancing the well-being of the region’s residents.
Balloting Event for Apni Chhat Apna Ghar
The Apni Chhat Apna Ghar balloting event took place under the supervision of the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) in Lahore. The transparent process aimed to offer affordable housing to deserving families. A total of 4,487 applicants from the Bahawalpur district participated, with 192 individuals selected through a transparent balloting system.
The event was overseen by key officials such as the Director General of Punjab Housing and Town Planning, Saif Anwar Jappa, and Bahawalpur Deputy Commissioner Zaheer Anwar Jappa, who participated via video link. This project offers new hope for many low-income families in the district.
Quick Details of the Balloting Event
| Total Applicants | 4,487 from Bahawalpur District |
|---|---|
| Selected Individuals | 192 |
| Supervised by | Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) |
| Notable Participants | Saif Anwar Jappa, Zaheer Anwar Jappa, Rao Shafiqur Rehman |
Anti-Polio Campaign Launched in Bahawalpur
In parallel to the housing scheme, Bahawalpur’s Deputy Commissioner Zaheer Anwar Jappa launched a five-day anti-polio campaign starting on September 9, 2024. This initiative is set to vaccinate over 824,000 children under the age of five across the region. To ensure the campaign’s success, a total of 3,276 mobile teams, 195 fixed teams, and 136 transit teams have been deployed, with 132 union council monitoring officers overseeing the efforts.
The anti-polio drive underscores the district’s emphasis on safeguarding public health and preventing the spread of diseases.
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Quick Details of Anti-Polio Campaign
| Campaign Start Date | September 9, 2024 |
|---|---|
| Target Children | 824,000 under five years old |
| Teams Involved | 3,276 mobile, 195 fixed, 136 transit teams |
| Monitoring Officers | 132 union council officers |
| Support | Boy Scouts assistance |
Conclusion
The dual efforts of the Apni Chhat Apna Ghar housing initiative and the anti-polio campaign illustrate the Bahawalpur government’s commitment to improving both the living conditions and health of its citizens. These initiatives offer tangible improvements in housing opportunities and health services, making a positive impact on the community.