Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab inaugurates Sewage Pumping Station in Shireen Jinnah Colony, Karachi – UrduPoint/Pakistan Point News (31st Dec, 2024)
Mayor of Karachi, Dr. Barrister Murtaza Wahab, inaugurated a sewage pumping station in Shireen Jinnah Colony on Tuesday to resolve long-standing issues with water drainage and sanitation, as reported by Pakistan Point News (UrduPoint). The ceremony was attended by Deputy Mayor of Karachi Salman Abdullah Murad among others.
Deputy Mayor Murad, City Council Parliamentary Leader Karamullah Waqasi, and other officials were present at the event to witness this significant development aimed towards improving public facilities in Shireen Jinnah Colony. The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) has been making strides, as reported by Dr. Wahab:
- Construction of a park on vacant land near the pumping station
- Plans to activate another sewage plant at Lyari for further relief in affected areas ✅
- Efficient use of KMC and Water Corporation resources resulting in revenue increase by 65%, which will aid water provision services ✅
- Progress on the additional Hub line extension ensuring water facilities reach streets and neighborhoods across Karachi ✅
The Mayor, echoing promises made to Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s campaign, reiterated a commitment that “bilawals will bring jobs as well, along with clean drinking water.” Furthermore:
- Old sewage treatment plant in Karachi is being restored using government resources for more effective utilization ✅
- The activation of Jamila Pumping Station has resolved local sanitation issues after a long period ✅
Mayor Wahab, addressing the community, assured that repairs and restoration efforts are ongoing to make all pumping stations in Karachi operational. His assurance reflects KMC’s dedication towards improving basic infrastructure within the city: - Continuous progress is made rapidly with a focus still heavily placed upon water and sewage issues ✅
- Sewage treatment system enhancements are being implemented to ensure future demands can be met, resolving longstanding civic problems. The ongoing projects aimed at infrastructure development showcase the city’s commitment towards sustainability while addressing immediate community needs.
