Suthra Punjab, explained in plain language.
Punjab's province-wide cleanliness program affects your street, your bill, and your neighborhood. This independent guide explains how it works, how to get help, and where to go for official services. We are not the government and we don't pretend to be.
What do you need help with?
Complaints & helpline
Garbage not collected? Blocked drain? Learn the official ways to report it: helpline 1139, the Shehri app, and the government complaint form.
Read the guide →Billing & fees
What the sanitation fee is, what it costs for your property size, how the official bill check works, and how to pay.
Read the guide →Jobs & careers
What kinds of roles exist in the program, where real vacancies are advertised, and how to apply through official channels only.
Read the guide →About the program
What Suthra Punjab is, who runs it, how it is organized, and what it promises for your neighborhood.
Read the guide →Figures are the program's own, published on the official Suthra Punjab website.
We explain. Officials serve.
This site never collects complaints, bill payments, or personal documents. Here's the honest split:
You read a guide here
Plain-language explanations of the program, your bill, your options, and what to expect, in English and Urdu.
You act on official channels
Every guide points you to the real helpline (1139), the real portal, and the real app. Nothing in between.
You hold the receipt
We show you what a complaint ID looks like, how tracking works, and how to escalate if nothing happens.
Need official help right now?
For complaints, bills, or emergencies, go straight to the official channels. This guide will still be here when you get back.
