MCR’s anti-encroachment team seizes goods, carts
By Dr Nasir Iqbal
December 22, 2020
RAWALPINDI: Under the direction of Metropolitan Corporation Rawalpindi (MCR) CEO, an anti-encroachment team of MCR, led by Zaka Shah, conducted operation in the areas of Kartarpura, Banni and Jamia Masjid Road and confiscated goods, material and carts encroached on the roads.
The anti-encroachment team confiscated two trucks-load from the area and demolished illegal sheds and stalls established on the roads. The team removed stalls and carts of fish, set up on the Jamia Masjid roads, which created severe hurdles in the flow of traffic during rush hours.
People praised MCR anti-encroachment team for removing such hurdles which was becoming cause of nuisance, especially during evening time.
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