Faulty drainage system creating problems for people
Appeal to the authorities concerned to solve the problem on emergency basis
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SARGODHA:
An inadequate and faulty drainage system in different parts of Sargodha has made people's lives difficult. They have appealed to the authorities concerned to solve the problem on emergency basis.
Residents of Gill Wala, Bismillah Homes, Muradabad, Khayaban-e-Asad, Farooq Colony, Cheema Colony, Shamsher Town, Sultan Colony, Johar Colony, Model Town, Garden Town, Zafar Colony, Old City Blocks and Kalyar Town have been enduring the stench from overflowing sewage.
A resident of Mumtaz Park, Shahzad Anjum, said streets in the area look like a dirty pond as the whole sewerage system of the area had choked. He added, "Sewerage water is causing health hazards among children and they are rife with mosquito larvae." Meanwhile, Tehsil Municipal Officer said, "A mega project for replacing the city's sewerage system has been approved, which will be completed soon." He said that the PC-I for the project had been prepared and the sewerage schemes had been divided into three phases.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 8th, 2019.
An inadequate and faulty drainage system in different parts of Sargodha has made people's lives difficult. They have appealed to the authorities concerned to solve the problem on emergency basis.
Residents of Gill Wala, Bismillah Homes, Muradabad, Khayaban-e-Asad, Farooq Colony, Cheema Colony, Shamsher Town, Sultan Colony, Johar Colony, Model Town, Garden Town, Zafar Colony, Old City Blocks and Kalyar Town have been enduring the stench from overflowing sewage.
A resident of Mumtaz Park, Shahzad Anjum, said streets in the area look like a dirty pond as the whole sewerage system of the area had choked. He added, "Sewerage water is causing health hazards among children and they are rife with mosquito larvae." Meanwhile, Tehsil Municipal Officer said, "A mega project for replacing the city's sewerage system has been approved, which will be completed soon." He said that the PC-I for the project had been prepared and the sewerage schemes had been divided into three phases.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 8th, 2019.