Details have been sought regarding government vehicles that have gone missing or remain unaccounted for in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Relief Department and its subordinate institutions over the past 13 years.

Samar Haroon Bilour, Adviser to the Governor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Information and Public Relations, Relief, Rehabilitation and Resettlement, has sought a complete record of official vehicles belonging to the Relief Department. 

She has directed the relevant authorities to identify the officers and employees allegedly responsible for the missing and unaccounted-for vehicles.

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Samar Haroon Bilour has also sought details of the registration numbers, manufacturers, models, and names and designations of the officers and employees using all government vehicles under the Relief Department.

She directed the authorities to issue notices to those allegedly responsible for the missing and unaccounted-for vehicles and instructed the concerned officers and employees to return the government vehicles within 72 hours. Otherwise, legal action will be taken against them.

The Governor's adviser directed the Relief Department to verify all the information and submit a complete report within five days. She said government vehicles and other resources are a public trust, and no compromise will be made on their protection and proper use.

She further said that ensuring transparency and accountability in the record of government assets is a top priority. Effective measures will also be taken to prevent the unnecessary use of public resources, negligence and irregularities.