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Additional Assistant Commissioner Peshawar City Fizza Hassan is a shining example of service, capability and women’s confidence.

Additional Assistant Commissioner
Peshawar City Fizza Hassan is a shining example of service, capability and women’s confidence.

Capable and sincere female officers like Ms. Fizza Hassan are the recognition of the society and role models for other women.

Peshawar:(Special Correspondent) According to Global Times News Agency Europe, Additional Assistant Commissioner Peshawar City Fizza Hassan is a talented, dynamic and dutiful female officer who is striving to fulfill public service and administrative responsibilities in an efficient manner. A prominent aspect of her personality is listening attentively to public problems, especially giving importance to women’s complaints and taking steps to resolve them in a timely manner. Her active role in administrative affairs and interest in solving public problems make her stand out as an effective officer.Talented women like Ms. Fizza Hassan are a symbol of hope, courage and self-confidence for the younger generation, especially young girls. Undoubtedly, such personalities inspire women to move forward in the practical field and serve the country and nation, which is commendable. Such capable and sincere female officers are the hallmark of the society and role models for other women. Ms. Fizza Hassan is an active officer of the District Administration Peshawar who oversees public welfare, elimination of encroachments and awareness campaigns. She leads operations to eliminate encroachments in busy areas of Peshawar such as Meena Bazaar and Circular Road and ensure implementation of government laws, which is commendable. She has launched special messages and campaigns to allay parents’ concerns and spread awareness regarding the polio prevention campaign and cervical cancer vaccination. She said that under the HPV campaign, every eligible girl between the ages of 9 and 15 should be provided with the vaccine so that no one is left out. Parents and educational institutions should fully cooperate in this national health campaign so that girls can be protected from cervical cancer.

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