Key Takeaways
- Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) is continuing a special drainage operation.
- The initiative follows directions from Deputy Commissioner Gujrat, Noor-ul-Ain Qureshi.
- Managing Director WASA, Kashan Hafeez Butt, is overseeing the project.
Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) has initiated a special drainage operation across the city in preparation for the upcoming monsoon season. The move comes under the direct supervision of Managing Director WASA, Kashan Hafeez Butt, who is working closely with Deputy Commissioner Gujrat, Noor-ul-Ain Qureshi.
According to official statements from WASA, the primary objective of this operation is to ensure that the city’s drainage systems are in optimal condition before heavy rains. This proactive measure aims to prevent flooding and waterlogging during the monsoon months, which can lead to health hazards and property damage.
Managing Director Kashan Hafeez Butt stated: 'We are committed to ensuring that our drainage infrastructure is robust enough to handle the expected rainfall.' He added that the agency has been working diligently over the past few weeks to identify and address any potential issues in the city’s drainage network.
The operation involves a thorough inspection of existing drainage systems, clearing blockages, and making necessary repairs. WASA officials have also emphasized the importance of community participation, urging residents to report any issues they observe in their areas.
Local resident Ali Khan commented: 'I hope this initiative will help reduce waterlogging in our neighborhood during the monsoon.' He added that he has already reported several blockages and is optimistic about the outcome.
The Deputy Commissioner, Noor-ul-Ain Qureshi, highlighted the significance of such measures. She stated: 'Preparation is key to ensuring safety and minimizing disruptions for residents during the monsoon season.'
WASA officials have assured that they will continue their efforts until all identified issues are resolved. The agency has also set up a hotline for citizens to report any problems, emphasizing transparency and community engagement.
The ongoing operation reflects WASA’s commitment to maintaining the city’s infrastructure and ensuring the well-being of its residents during the monsoon season.
'We are committed to ensuring that our drainage infrastructure is robust enough to handle the expected rainfall.'
Kashan Hafeez Butt, Managing Director WASA
'I hope this initiative will help reduce waterlogging in our neighborhood during the monsoon.'
Ali Khan, Local resident
'Preparation is key to ensuring safety and minimizing disruptions for residents during the monsoon season.'
Noor-ul-Ain Qureshi, Deputy Commissioner Gujrat
