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Wasa Managing Director Raja Shaukat Mehmood has said the most dangerous area along Leh Nullah is Gawalmandi where special efforts are being made to clean drains. File Photo
RAWALPINDI: The Punjab government has released Rs30 million to clean areas along Leh Nullah to avoid flooding during the upcoming monsoon season. All civic bodies have been directed to coordinate and prepare for monsoon.
This was discussed in a meeting, held to review arrangements for the monsoon season with Commissioner Syed Gulzar Hussain Shah in the chair. The meeting was attended by Water and Sanitation Agency (Wasa) Managing Director Raja Shaukat Mehmood, Rescue 1122 director, RWMC Managing Director Awais Manzoor Tarar, Local Government Department Director Amna Raffique and other officials concerned.
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RAWALPINDI:
Some 21 new spots including six houses in Rawalpindi district have been declared as new novel coronavirus disease (Covid-19) hotspots on Saturday.
The surveillance in the related areas has been jacked up while the administration has become active to enforce Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) devised to curb the pandemic virus.
These newly declared hotspots also include six houses from where some 46 infected patients have so far been brought to the hospitals while three of them have died too.