RAWALPINDI: The Parks and Horticulture Authority (PHA) Rawalpindi has completed a series of projects to beautify Murree and improve recreational facilities for tourists.
According to a PHA spokesman , the initiatives were carried out on the instructions of PHA Director General Ahmed Hassan Ranjha. Around 50,000 flowers have been planted across the hill station, creating colourful and scenic views.
A major decoration and horticulture project was completed at Lower Topa Park, while seven other sitting areas have also been redesigned and decorated, quickly becoming popular attractions for visitors.
The spokesman said beautiful planters filled with flowers and ornamental plants have been installed at Upper Jhika Gali, View Fourth Road and Government House Road, adding to the charm of the “Queen of Kohsar.” Similar planters at various points in Kaldna are also enhancing the city’s look.
Green belts along Murree’s main roads are now blooming with flowers, and decorative designs have been painted on roadside walls. “Excellent steps have been taken to improve horticulture and overall cleanliness,” the spokesman said.
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DG Ahmed Hassan Ranjha has directed staff to maintain high standards of decoration, plantation and cleanliness. He said all resources are being used to keep Murree green and beautiful for tourists and residents alike, and strict instructions have been issued to avoid any negligence.
“It is the responsibility of PHA to provide the best recreational facilities and a clean environment to the public,” the DG said, appealing for public cooperation in keeping Murree attractive and green.
