Rawalpindi : Managing Director (MD), WASA Raja Shoukat said that water flow was normal in Nullah Leh and the sanitation staff of Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) was present along Nullah Leh particularly in low-lying areas of the town.
During his visit to Nullah Leh here on Saturday, he said that after the Meteorological Department’s prediction of heavy rain in twin cities, Rawalpindi and Islamabad during Friday night to Monday morning, WASA had completed all the arrangements to cope with any situation. He said that the staff and machinery had been deployed on Friday in different areas along Nullah Leh and low-lying areas.
He informed that so far 6 mm rain had been recorded while 30 mm more rain was expected.
The staff deployed in low-lying areas was well equipped with water sucking machines.
We are ready to face any kind of situation, he claimed.
All the sanitation workers had been asked to remain alert in areas along Nullah Leh and other low-lying areas of the town to prevent water logging, he added.
The leaves of the field staff had also been cancelled, he said adding, the Nullah Leh was completely cleaned before Monsoon and water flow in the Nullah was normal.
A high-level Chinese delegation pose for a photo during their visit to the NUST on April 10, 2025. —...
Chairman CDA and Chief Commissioner Islamabad Muhammad Ali Randhawa giving key of latest Fire Tender Vehicle to Fire...
Federal Minister for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination Senator Musadik Masood Malik addresses during the...
Parliamentary Secretary Madam Farah Naz Akbar and others attend a storytelling session held at IMCB G6/3 on April 10,...
A high-level delegation from CIIC in a group photo with Federal Minister for Education and Professional Training,...
Renowned poet Iftikhar Arif speaks at an event. — Facebook@ACPKHI/FileIslamabad:Renowned poet Iftikhar Arif bagged...