It is Lahore. Mariyum Aurangzeb, a senior provincial minister, made the announcement that Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has made the decision to implement online registration for plastic makers, suppliers, collectors, and recyclers. When it comes to the plastic business, the Punjab government has taken a significant step forward with this project, which aims to consolidate data. As a result of this registration, the “supply side” of the plastic industry will move from the informal market to the official economic framework.

According to the statement made by the Senior Minister, this action would not only address the issue of environmental pollution but will also lead to more openness in the economy. throughout accordance with the directions issued by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, the Department of Environmental Protection is stepping up its efforts to eliminate the use of plastic throughout the province of Punjab.

The importance of taking action against polythene bags with thicknesses of less than 75 microns was stressed by Marriyum Aurangzeb. Nine enterprises that manufacture plastic bags have been given notifications by the Department of Environmental Protection for infringement of environmental regulations. In order to ensure compliance with the prohibition on plastic bags, anti-plastic squads are conducting inspections at food outlets, marketplaces, and businesses. During the course of the crackdown, vendors are being instructed to make the transition to environmentally friendly options.


An important statement made by the Senior Minister was that “plastic pollution poses a serious threat to both our environment and public health.” “The Chief Minister, Maryam Nawaz Sharif, is resolute in her commitment to eliminate this issue from its point of origin. Her directives included a zero-tolerance approach to the punishment of anyone who violated the rules.

In order to emphasize the significance of the program, she went on to say, “This effort is not just about improving the environment; it is also about ensuring a clean and healthy future for future generations.” She strongly encouraged the general public to take an active role in the campaign and to switch from using plastic bags to using environmentally friendly alternatives. Public response to the project has been good, as it immediately benefits health and quality of life.

Beginning on December 10, the Department of Environmental Protection will implement a more stringent anti-plastic campaign and crackdown. At the same time, awareness initiatives will continue to educate the general public and industry stakeholders about the significance of restricting the amount of plastic that is used. This will guarantee that the campaign is successful.