Rawalpindi: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has approved a major water infrastructure project at Daducha Dam to strengthen Rawalpindi’s long-term water supply system. The project includes a modern surface
Lahore: As rainfall continued at different locations across the city, WASA Managing Director Ghufran Ahmad visited low-lying areas to review drainage and monsoon response operations. He inspected the Baghichi Monsoon
Lahore: WASA Punjab has been placed on high alert ahead of the fourth monsoon spell, with all districts directed to strengthen drainage and emergency response arrangements. Housing and Urban Development
Rawalpindi: Additional Deputy Commissioner Rawalpindi (Headquarters) Abdul Rehman Khan and the Assistant Commissioner City monitored a joint operation to remove rainwater collected in low-lying parts of the city. The official
Lahore: Rain continued since morning in parts of Lahore, leaving streets, main roads, and residential lanes submerged even after the rainfall stopped. Residents said the standing water has turned streets
Lahore: Punjab WASA is planning to make recharge wells mandatory for all newly constructed homes across the province to help restore groundwater levels and improve rainwater management. The proposed policy
Lahore: After continuous rainfall in the city, Punjab Housing Minister Bilal Yasin visited several areas to review rainwater drainage operations and directed WASA teams to remain fully active in the
Lahore: The Punjab Government has moved forward with a major urban infrastructure initiative to construct more than 32 kilometres of new sewerage lines in Lahore using Tunnel Boring Trenchless Technology.
The Punjab government has completed the first-phase delivery of 272 modern drainage and sewerage machines to 15 districts under Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s province-wide urban services programme. The initiative
Lahore: Serious questions have emerged over the quality of development work after a portion of the service road on Ferozepur Road caved in near Nishtar Signal, close to Aiwan-e-Akbari and
