WASA Mandi Bahauddin Restores 18-Inch and 30-Inch Sewerage Lines

Municipal workers carrying out sewerage and drainage maintenance work on an urban street in Pakistan.

WASA Mandi Bahauddin Completes Restoration of 18-Inch and 30-Inch Sewerage Lines

By Raja Muhammad Ayub
Mandi Bahauddin

Under the directives of Ali Ahmed Chaudhry, Managing Director of WASA (Water and Sanitation Agency) Mandi Bahauddin, practical measures are underway to enhance the city’s drainage system and promptly address the issues faced by citizens.

In this regard, WASA has completed the repair and restoration of damaged water supply and sewerage lines. According to WASA officials, the repair and restoration of the city’s 18-inch and 30-inch diameter sewerage lines have been finalized, and both lines are now fully operational. This will help improve the drainage system and mitigate sewerage-related problems.

Managing Director Ali Ahmed Chaudhry stated that providing better drainage facilities and resolving public grievances on a priority basis are among WASA’s top objectives. The timely repair and restoration of these lines will alleviate the difficulties faced by residents and ensure the effective maintenance of the drainage infrastructure.

He instructed the relevant staff to maintain continuous monitoring of the city’s sewerage and drainage systems and to take immediate action in the event of any faults, ensuring timely relief for the citizens.

MD Ali Ahmed Chaudhry further affirmed his commitment to utilizing all available resources to provide improved municipal services, enhance the drainage system, and address public complaints.

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