MD Ali Ahmed Chaudhry Directs Continuous Monitoring and Prompt Action to Resolve Public Complaints
(By: Raja Muhammad Ayub | Mandi Bahauddin)
The Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) Mandi Bahauddin has completed the repair and restoration of damaged 18-inch and 30-inch sewerage lines to improve the city’s drainage system and provide relief to residents.
The restoration work was carried out under the directives of WASA Managing Director Ali Ahmed Chaudhry. According to agency officials, both sewerage lines have been repaired and are now fully operational.
The development is expected to improve wastewater flow and help reduce sewerage-related problems in affected areas.
WASA officials said the restoration of the two sewerage lines was part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the city’s drainage infrastructure. The repairs aim to improve the flow of wastewater and address problems faced by residents.
Managing Director Ali Ahmed Chaudhry said providing better drainage facilities and resolving public complaints promptly remain key priorities for WASA.
He added that the timely restoration of damaged sewerage lines would help reduce public inconvenience and improve the performance of the municipal drainage network.
Ali Ahmed Chaudhry has directed the relevant staff to maintain regular monitoring of the city’s sewerage and drainage systems. He instructed them to respond immediately to technical faults and take necessary measures to prevent prolonged disruptions.
He emphasized that timely action was essential to provide relief to residents and maintain the effective operation of the drainage network.
The managing director reaffirmed WASA’s commitment to using available resources to improve municipal services, strengthen drainage facilities and address public grievances.
The agency’s ongoing maintenance efforts are aimed at ensuring a more reliable sewerage system and improving sanitation services for the people of Mandi Bahauddin.
