US EditionPunjab Govt to Upgrade Rawalpindi's Sewerage System After Recent Flooding
The Punjab government has asked WASA Rawalpindi to create a detailed and practical plan to upgrade the city’s old and broken sewerage system. This decision was made after recent incidents of urban flooding that caused serious problems for residents. Right now, only about 35 to 40 percent of Rawalpindi is covered by a proper sewerage system. In many areas, untreated sewage is still being dumped into open drains and flows directly into Leh Nullah,…
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Punjab Govt to Upgrade Rawalpindi's Sewerage System After Recent Flooding
The Punjab government has asked WASA Rawalpindi to create a detailed and practical plan to upgrade the city’s old and broken sewerage system. This decision was made after recent incidents of urban flooding that caused serious problems for residents. Right now, only about 35 to 40 percent of Rawalpindi is covered by a proper sewerage system. In many areas, untreated sewage is still being dumped into open drains and flows directly into Leh Nullah,…
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