New Borewell Fees Introduced in Rawalpindi Cantonment Areas
Residents in Rawalpindi Cantonment Board areas who installed borewells to address water shortages now face regularization charges of Rs.
Residents in Rawalpindi Cantonment Board areas who installed borewells to address water shortages now face regularization charges of Rs.
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- 23 of a Cantonment Board session, the board imposed charges for groundwater extraction from underground reserves.
- As sources indicate, residential and commercial consumers receive water every other day, amounting to supplies for only 15 days a month, despite paying their full monthly bills.
- Frustrated by the limited water supply, residents installed borewells at their own expense to meet their daily needs.
As sources indicate, residential and commercial consumers receive water every other day, amounting to supplies for only 15 days a month, despite paying their full monthly bills. Park Road Underpass Finally Opens After Months of Delay.
Nevertheless, under Resolution No. 23 of a Cantonment Board session, the board imposed charges for groundwater extraction from underground reserves. Notices issued to residents state that they are using groundwater illegally and must regularize their borewells.
Residents have been given seven days to pay the charges. Those who fail to comply could face borewell removal and legal action. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.
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