Secretary Forest and Wildlife Dr. Muhammad Saeed Jamali visits Mian Ghundi Amusement Park in Quetta

(Latest newspaper from newstime-May 30- 2020)Secretary Forest and Wildlife Dr. Muhammad Saeed Jamali visited Mian Ghundi Amusement Park in Quetta. The Secretary was accompanied by officers of the department including Chief Conservator (North) Region Abdul Jabbar, Deputy Project Director Forest and Wildlife Ali Imran Deputy Conservator Forest Quetta Region Fawad Siddiqui DC Forest Miskin Shah Mian Ghundi Amusement Park.
The Secretary paid a detailed visit to the parks and inspected the animal cages, bird cages, nurseries, park office building, park lawn and tracks at Mian Ghundi Amusement Park and got information about them. Accompanied by Conservator Forest Abdul Jabbar, he paid a detailed visit to Mian Ghundi National Park. Apart from this, the Secretary was also briefed about the trees and animals within the boundaries of Mian Ghundi National Park.
Secretary Forest and Wildlife Dr. Muhammad Saeed Jamali appreciated the information provided and issued instructions for the improvement of parks as a whole including staff attendance, sanitation system, maintenance of tracks and maintenance of public facilities. Is.

The Secretary directed the concerned officers to submit a comprehensive report on the problems of the park within two weeks, the text of which included the irrigation system of the park and the care of animals and birds. On the occasion, the provincial secretary stressed that solving the problems of the said parks is one of the top priorities of the government so that maximum recreational facilities are available to the people in the parks.                                                                                                           He said that like this visit, surprise visits would be made by the top officials in future also to improve the condition of these parks and to benefit the people as much as possible. Secretary Forest and Wildlife A briefing was also given on the ongoing tree planting campaign under the Billion Tree Tsunami Program.

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