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Preparations ahead of monsoon season reviewed at WASA

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The third party notified by the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and Punjab Government on Thursday visited Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) and reviewed the preparations for the Monsoon season.

According to a WASA spokesman, the head of the third party, Superintendent Engineer Public Health of the Engineering Department in Gujranwala Division Qaiser Rashid along with his team visited WASA a second time.

WASA Managing Director Muhammad Tanveer and Deputy Managing Director Saleem Ashraf were also present on the occasion. The third-party team also inspected the machinery of WASA and declared the equipment and arrangements for the Monsoon season satisfactory.

QaiserRasheed also reviewed the cleaning of sewage lines with modern winching machines. Talking to the media, he said the team revisited WASA and checked the condition of the machinery to be used during heavy rains.

“The condition of the machinery available in WASA is satisfactory,” he informed. Regarding the lack of machinery, the MD WASA informed that the Asian Development Bank (ADB) was contacted for the machinery and the Bank had agreed to provide the machinery.

The cleaning work of Nullah Lai had been completed while the second round of the ongoing cleaning work by WASA was reviewed today, QaiserRasheed added. Along with Nullah Lai, cleaning work of 11 drains of the city was also inspected, he said.

The second round of the cleaning work was underway and the process would continue during Monsoon, he added. He said that the Monsoon preparations of WASA were commendable and expressed the hope that the citizens would not face any problems during the period.

He also urged the citizens not to throw garbage, solid waste and building material in major Nullahs and small drains of the town.

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