LORALAI | Deputy Commissioner Loralai Capt. (Retd.) Muhammad Haseeb Shuja has warned that substandard construction and misuse of public funds will not be tolerated, directing officials to conduct a comprehensive technical inspection of a newly constructed futsal ground at the University of Loralai.
Loralai DC orders technical inspection of university futsal ground, directs contractor to rectify defects without additional public expense
During his visit, the deputy commissioner expressed concerns over certain aspects of the facility’s construction under the Balochistan Skills Development Initiative (BSDI).
He instructed the implementing agency to examine the construction materials, workmanship and overall quality against the approved design and technical specifications.
Shuja directed that any defects identified during the inspection must be rectified by the contractor at their own expense, without imposing additional costs on the public treasury.
He further ordered that the project should not be formally declared complete until all technical inspections and quality assessments have been satisfactorily completed.
The deputy commissioner emphasized that development projects must meet durability and safety standards to prevent premature deterioration and unnecessary repair expenses.
Highlighting the importance of sports facilities for students and young people, he said the futsal ground could promote healthy recreational activities if completed to the required standards.
Shuja reaffirmed that transparency, accountability and strict quality monitoring would remain priorities to ensure public funds deliver safe and lasting development benefits.
