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Authorities have approved a Rs. 2.22 billion project to upgrade 17 villages in Rawalpindi Division as model villages under the Annual Development Program.
Under the project, the government will construct and pave roads, streets, drains, and sewerage systems in the selected villages. Officials will launch new drinking water supply schemes and install water filtration plants to provide clean water.
The plan also includes hiring sanitary workers to improve waste disposal and establishing new dispensaries and basic health units to strengthen healthcare services.
The government has included nine villages from Rawalpindi district in the scheme: Narha Bagwan, Dhok Gujran, Misrial, Nothia, Kalyal, Meena Potha, Kot Rajgan, Sindhu Sayedan, and Mattor.
From Attock district, authorities have selected Pind Fateh, Mithal, Kot Fateh Khan, Garshin, and Jand Bander. Four villages from Chakwal district — Jhatla, Kot Sarang, Mulhal Mughlan, and Malakwal — will also receive upgrades.
Officials will issue contracts for the improvement of municipal services on February 25 and aim to complete the project within six months. Deputy commissioners and members of the national and provincial assemblies will supervise the execution of the project.