Wasa to build two underground water reservoirs
Lahore
February 8, 2021
LAHORE:The Water and Sanitation Agency (Wasa) is all set to start construction of two underground water reservoirs in busy commercial localities which may also be used for public parking in off season.
Sources in the agency revealed that approval for funds for eight tanks had already been accorded by the cabinet committee. These tanks will be constructed on Waris Road, Karim Park, Railways Station, Cooper Road, Sheranwala Gate, Kashmir Road and Tajpura.
Sources said approval for two tank projects to be constructed at Sheranwala Gate and Kashmir Road was already accorded by DDWP under the supervision of the commissioner Lahore.
RCB to charge parking fee on seven main roads
People parking their vehicles on any of the seven main roads will have to pay parking charges
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RAWALPINDI:
People parking their vehicles on any of the seven main roads within the limits of the Rawalpindi Cantonment Board (RCB) will have to pay parking charges.
According to a notification issued by RCB, all the seven major roads in the jurisdiction of the board and the Singapore Plaza have been designated as a regular commercial parking area. The said roads include Saddar Road, Bank Road, Adamjee Road, Hospital Road, Haider Road, Kashmir Road and Canning Road.
The Sindh chief minister, accompanied by other government functionaries, leads a walk in solidarity with Kashmiris on Friday. Online
KARACHI: The Kashmir Solidarity Day was observed across the city on Friday with traditional zeal as political parties, civil society, government and rights bodies organised rallies and seminars and vowed to continue extending their moral and legal support to the people of the India-held oppressed region.
People from different walks of life as well as government officials and political parties arranged separate events to express their solidarity with the people of Kashmir.
Sindh govt holds rally
The Sindh government organised a rally from Kashmir Road to Mazar-i-Quaid to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir.
RAWALPINDI: The slow pace of work on the reconstruction of Adamjee Road by the Rawalpindi Cantonment Board (RCB) is causing problems for commuters and visitors to the commercial area.
The civic body has dug up the road in Saddar, the commercial hub of cantonment areas, adding to the problems of the commuters and visitors to the markets.
Motorists find it difficult to drive on the road due to its bad condition. Traffic coming from Murree Road, Haider Road, Kashmir Road and other arteries gets choked around the congested area.
The road and its footpaths are being reconstructed at a cost of Rs37 million under the Shinning Saddar Project.