Islamabad, (Urduupoint / Pakistan Point News – 26th July, 2025), Chairman CDA and Chief Commentator Islamabad Muhammad Ali Randhawa, is highlighting efforts to reduce the efforts to reduce enclosures in the Capital Development Authority (CDA), Federal Capital, which for a bodies during those storms.
An important review meeting was held at the CDA headquarters on Saturday, where the CDA, senior officials of the Islamabad Administration and the Directorate of Municipal Administration (DMA) assessed the progress of the Anti-Environment Campaign once.
The meeting followed the instructions for integer action against federal internal minister Mohsin Naqvi against unauthorized construction on public land.
Officials confirmed that the eastern structures built on natural drains and water channels pose serious security risk. Randhawa said, “Encocrats on drains are not just illegal – they are a disaster that is waiting for the monsoon to be done.” “We are taking strict legal action and have started sealing such structures and democratization.”
The meeting was informed that a 24-hour notice for the voluntary removal of the platform on the drains of the storm water. If there is ownership to comply, the encroachment will be sealed and forcibly removed. These measures, officials say, are required to prevent emergency situations such as urban floods, which have kept the city in the reject years.
To ensure coordinated action, CDA, district administration and DMA are jointly identifying and cleaning Ilegal encroachments across the RRS of all areas of Islam.
The state land recurred from irrational living will be preserved through enforcement strategies.
In a warning to the public, the CDA urged residents and owners of commercial property voluntarily to eliminate any Ilugal structures.
Randhawa said, “Those responsible for such encroachments will be held fully accountable for legal consequences and any damage resulting from floods.”
In addition to the enforcement, the CDA plans to introduce a compressed hydrological study of the drainage system of Islamabad. It aims to reduce management and reduce the risks of foil floods.
Directors of Randhawa who prepare for the study are completed on priority basis.
To prevent hesitation again, the CDA is also developing a permanent monitoring system.
This will include the use of satellite imagery through Google Earth to monitor regular drone monitoring and clear areas.
The Anti-Environment Campaign has taken renewed urgency in rectures, as heavy rains continue in some parts of the country. Islamabad, with an extended urban footprint and a violation of the drainage of aging, is weakened by essays.
Officials hope that the mixture of enforcement, plan and modern monitoring will help protect the environment and infrastructure of capital.
“We will continue this operation across the board,” Randhawa insisted, “to see the sensory Islamabad that she lives wrestling and won all its inhabitants.”