Rs0 50mn released for replacing new water supplying lines in Pasrur
SIALKOT: The provincial government has released a special grant of Rs0.50 million for the early replacement of more than 50 years old rusting water supplying pipelines in Pasrur city immediately aimed at providing potable drinking water to the people of the city and its outskirts.
PML-N MNA Zahid Hamid disclosed this while addressing an important meeting of the Pasrur TMA officials at Pasrur here on Saturday. Assistant Commissioner Pasrur Samia Saleem was also present on this occasion.
Zahid Hamid reviewed the pace of construction of several social and public welfare oriented development projects in the large interties of the local people.
He told the meeting that as many as seven water Tankies were established in various parts of Pasrur city with total cost of Rs0 70 million for providing the potable drinking water to the people but the underground water supplying lines were rusting, as they were more than 50 years old and were broken from many spots, due to which the supply of hygienic water was not possible.
He directed the Pasrur TMA officials to prepare a detailed feasibility in this regard, ensuring the early start of this project.
He directed the AC Pasrur Samia Saleem to check and ensure the use of quality material in the construction of all the ongoing development schemes in and around the Pasrur, besides, ensuring the cleanliness, removing the trash heaps lying there everywhere in Pasrur city for providing clean, health and pollution free atmosphere to the local people on priority.
Copyright PPI (Pakistan Press International), 2011
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