Second phase of Saaf Pani Project to be operational by 2018
Commissioner says nine tehsils will be covered in the second phase
Zafar said the Khadim-i-Punjab Saaf Pani Programme aimed to provide safe potable water to people in cities and in far-flung areas. PHOTO: INP
BAHAWALPUR:
Commissioner Saqib Zafar said on Thursday 70 main water supply stations which would be linked through pipelines with 950 water facilitation centres in Bahawalpur division under the first phase of the Khadim-e-Punjab Saaf Pani Programme.
“Millions of residents of Bahawalpur division will have access to safe drinking water once this is programme is completed.”
He was speaking to participants at a meeting to review progress on the second phase of the programme expected to become operational by December 2018.
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MNA Mian Najeeb-ud-deen Awaisi and Major (r) Khalid Baloch, the Khadim-i-Punjab Saaf Pani Programme regional director, attended the meeting.
Zafar said nine tehsils of Bahawalpur division – Bahawalpur, Ahmadpur East, Yazman, Khairpur Tamewali, Rahim Yar Khan, Liaqatpur, Khanpur, Sadiqabad and Hasilpur – would be covered under the second phase of the programme.
The commissioner said 29 main water supply stations and 312 water facilitation centres would supply water to Ahmadpur East tehsil, 13 main water supply stations and 246 water facilitation centres would supply water to Bahawalpur tehsil; eight main water supply stations and 72 water facilitation centres would supply water to Hasilpur tehsil, 8 main water supply stations and 167 water facilitation centres would supply water to Khairpur Tamewali tehsil and 12 main water supply stations and 153 water facilitation centres would supply water to Yazman tehsil.
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Zafar said the Khadim-i-Punjab Saaf Pani Programme aimed to provide safe potable water to people in cities and in far-flung areas.
Earlier, Major (r) Khalid Baloch said in the first phase of Khadim-i-Punjab Saaf Pani Programme, 46 reverse osmosis plants had been installed in Hasilpur, Khanpur and Minchinabad tehsils of Bahawalpur district.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 22nd, 2016.
Commissioner Saqib Zafar said on Thursday 70 main water supply stations which would be linked through pipelines with 950 water facilitation centres in Bahawalpur division under the first phase of the Khadim-e-Punjab Saaf Pani Programme.
“Millions of residents of Bahawalpur division will have access to safe drinking water once this is programme is completed.”
He was speaking to participants at a meeting to review progress on the second phase of the programme expected to become operational by December 2018.
Water-borne diseases: Health, district officials told to take pre-emptive steps
MNA Mian Najeeb-ud-deen Awaisi and Major (r) Khalid Baloch, the Khadim-i-Punjab Saaf Pani Programme regional director, attended the meeting.
Zafar said nine tehsils of Bahawalpur division – Bahawalpur, Ahmadpur East, Yazman, Khairpur Tamewali, Rahim Yar Khan, Liaqatpur, Khanpur, Sadiqabad and Hasilpur – would be covered under the second phase of the programme.
The commissioner said 29 main water supply stations and 312 water facilitation centres would supply water to Ahmadpur East tehsil, 13 main water supply stations and 246 water facilitation centres would supply water to Bahawalpur tehsil; eight main water supply stations and 72 water facilitation centres would supply water to Hasilpur tehsil, 8 main water supply stations and 167 water facilitation centres would supply water to Khairpur Tamewali tehsil and 12 main water supply stations and 153 water facilitation centres would supply water to Yazman tehsil.
Water supply and sewerage: ‘Modern sanitation system’ promised for Faisalabad
Zafar said the Khadim-i-Punjab Saaf Pani Programme aimed to provide safe potable water to people in cities and in far-flung areas.
Earlier, Major (r) Khalid Baloch said in the first phase of Khadim-i-Punjab Saaf Pani Programme, 46 reverse osmosis plants had been installed in Hasilpur, Khanpur and Minchinabad tehsils of Bahawalpur district.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 22nd, 2016.