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WASA to disconnect illegal connections

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The Water & Sanitation Agency (WASA) has announced disconnecting all illegal water supply and sewerage connections in its east and west zones. A spokesman said here on Monday that Managing Director WASA Aamir Aziz had constituted special squads for east and west zones which would take necessary steps for detecting illegal connections in addition to detaching them on priority basis.

In first steps, their illegal water supply and sewerage connections would be detached and in next phase heavy fines would imposed on the accused, he added.—APP

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