ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has intensified its citywide cleanliness drive to maintain Islamabad as a clean, green, pollution-free, healthy and safer capital.
The campaign is being carried out under the leadership of Chairman CDA Sohail Ashraf and the supervision of Member Environment CDA Abdullah Khurrum Niazi.
The CDA said its comprehensive cleanliness campaign continues throughout the year, focusing on improving sanitation standards, ensuring timely waste removal, maintaining public spaces and preserving the natural beauty of the federal capital.
Under the directions of Chairman CDA Sohail Ashraf, the Environment Wing is conducting coordinated cleanliness operations across different sectors, roads, streets, green belts, parks and other public areas.
The drive includes regular collection and disposal of solid waste, removal of accumulated garbage, cleaning of roadsides and public spaces, and efforts to maintain a neat and hygienic environment across the city.
Member Environment Abdullah Khurrum Niazi is supervising field teams and sanitation staff to ensure effective implementation of the campaign. The CDA has also placed emphasis on improving operational efficiency, strengthening field monitoring and ensuring that cleanliness activities are carried out systematically.
Chairman CDA Sohail Ashraf said maintaining a clean, green and pollution-free Islamabad is essential for public health, environmental sustainability and the quality of life of residents. He reiterated the Authority’s commitment to improving municipal services and maintaining high cleanliness standards across the capital.
The CDA said citizens have also appreciated the cleanliness initiative and highlighted the importance of well-maintained public spaces and improved sanitation.
The Authority has urged residents to cooperate with the campaign by disposing of waste responsibly, avoiding littering, protecting green areas and helping keep their surroundings clean.
The CDA further noted that cleanliness is an important part of environmental protection, disease prevention, urban management and sustainable development. A cleaner Islamabad can contribute to a healthier population, an improved urban landscape and a stronger image of Pakistan’s capital.
The Authority said it will continue strengthening cleanliness operations and environmental management across Islamabad, with the aim of creating a cleaner, greener, pollution-free and safer city for residents, visitors and future generations.