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To ensure cleanliness and environmental improvement in Quetta, Zones 2, 3, and 4 of the Safa Quetta Project have been activated. This initiative introduces a modern waste management system to ensure proper sanitation in various parts of the city, providing residents with a cleaner and healthier environment.
The Safa Quetta Project is a key initiative of the Government of Balochistan aimed at the systematic and efficient management of waste in the city. This project not only ensures regular and effective waste collection but also introduces advanced cleaning methods, resulting in visibly cleaner streets and neighborhoods.
Under the modern and organized waste management system, specialized machinery, garbage containers, and other necessary facilities have been provided in designated areas to ensure the efficient operation of waste collection. Additionally, cleaning staff are assigned to collect and dispose of waste safely and systematically at specified times.
On the special directives of Chief Minister Balochistan, Mir Sarfraz Bugti, the government is continuously working to strengthen the cleaning system, ensuring that citizens are provided with a hygienic and high-quality environment. The Safa Quetta Project incorporates the latest cleaning equipment and technologies to enhance the cleanliness standards and improve the city’s overall aesthetics.
This project will not only provide Quetta’s residents with a healthy and safe environment but will also enhance the city’s beauty. A cleaner Quetta is no longer just a vision—it is becoming a reality, and every citizen can play a role in making the environment better.
The Government of Balochistan is committed to making the cleaning process not only efficient but also sustainable and long-lasting. Citizens are encouraged to contribute to the success of this initiative by disposing of waste in designated areas, helping Quetta become a model city.
The Safa Quetta Project will not only elevate cleanliness standards but also bring positive changes in public health and environmental conditions, paving the way for a cleaner, greener, and more developed Quetta in the future.
