Karachi .
City Administration will fully support the Water and Sewerage Corporation in its efforts to prevent water theft. Deputy Commissioners will take effective measures with the help of police. To ensure security at hydrants, a police checkpoint will be established at Jangal Hydrant, Jangal Goth, Maymar. Effective security measures will also be taken for other hydrants.
This decision was made in a review meeting chaired by Commissioner Karachi Syed Hassan Naqvi at his office. The meeting was attended among others by CEO Water and Sewerage Corporation Syed Salahuddin Ahmed, Additional Commissioner I Ghulam Mehdi, Additional Commissioner II Ghazanfar Ali Shah, all Deputy Commissioners, Assistant Commissioner Headquarters Commissioner office Rabia Syed, and senior police officers.
The meeting decided that the Water Corporation will continue to supply water through tankers to mosques, imambargahs, and national and religious programs in accordance with government policy.
CEO Water Corporation Salahuddin briefed the meeting on the efforts to eliminate illegal hydrants, stating that 243 illegal hydrants have been eliminated with the cooperation of Pakistan Rangers, and 177 people have been arrested.
He said that water tankers are being digitized, and 3700 water trackers have been installed on water tankers, which will help monitor water usage. . The meeting also reviewed measures to prevent illegal water connections. It was informed that the long-standing problem of Jamila Pumping Station has been resolved, and three new pumps are being installed. Work on constructing a new drain has also begun.