Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi has completed a decoration and winter protection programme at Atta-ur-Rehman Park to preserve flowers and plants and enhance visitor amenities across the city. Under guidance from the managing director, crews focused on safeguarding seasonal planting and adding colourful displays that now present a spring-like scene despite the cold.
Following instructions from Ahmed Hassan Ranjha, teams finished measures to protect delicate plants and applied decorative touches that have made Atta-ur-Rehman Park a focal point for local families. The newly refreshed beds and pathways, together with improved safety arrangements, have drawn large numbers of visitors who are enjoying the enhanced recreational facilities.
Staff from Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi continue gardening activities in the park with sustained effort and care, working day and night to maintain the plantings and keep public spaces welcoming. All available resources are being used to ensure entertainment and safety facilities meet the needs of citizens, in line with the Punjab government’s vision for greener urban areas.
A vigorous tree plantation campaign is also underway across Rawalpindi to help reduce environmental pollution and smog. Horticulture Agency Rawalpindi says it will carry on organising special greening projects and park improvements so residents can benefit from healthier, better maintained open spaces and ongoing enhancements at Atta-ur-Rehman Park.
