FGEHA activates first street light in Sector 24-B

FGEHA Activates First Street Light in Sector 24-B

ISLAMABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 6th Sep, 2026) A major development regarding development work in Sector 24-B has been reported by the Karachi office of the Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA).

On the special instructions of Director General FGEHA, Captain (Rtd) Zafar Iqbal, electricity has been initially provided to the testing pole installed in Sector 24-B, following which the street light has officially started functioning.

This is the first operational street light in Sector 24-B, signifying tangible progress in development activities and the provision of basic civic amenities to the area. The installation and operationalization of street lighting will enhance the sector’s basic infrastructure and lay the groundwork for upcoming development phases, according to a statement received here on Sunday.

Project Director (Karachi) Ata-ul-Haq Waqas and Deputy Project Director Waqar Haider stated that activating the first street light in Sector 24-B marks a significant milestone in the development project. They noted that under the direction of the Director General Housing Authority, development work to provide basic infrastructure in the sector is progressing in phases, with efforts ongoing for other essential facilities as well.

They added that the dedicated attention, guidance, and relentless efforts of Director General FGEHA, Captain (R) Zafar Iqbal, have accelerated and intensified development activities across various Karachi projects. In line with his instructions, project progress is being continually monitored to ensure the provision of basic amenities to allottees.

Director General FGEHA, Captain (R) Zafar Iqbal, emphasized that delivering basic amenities and ensuring the timely completion of development projects remain paramount priorities for the authority. He reaffirmed the commitment to further accelerating development work across every housing authority project.

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