[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text dp_text_size=”size-4″]Three garbage-filled vehicles were confiscated by the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) and the police for violating Section 144 laws.
The vans intended to dump the rubbish in Nullah Lai, but WASA officials and police stopped them and took possession of them.
The Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Rawalpindi implemented Section 144 in the regions surrounding Nullah Lai in response to instructions from the Punjab Home Department.
This action was supported by a warning to all responsible departments and the general public to refrain from dumping waste and construction debris into Nullah Lai.
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During the operation, WASA’s Managing Director, Muhammad Tanvir, Deputy Managing Director Saleem Ashraf, and Deputy Director Omar Farooq were present. The administration has warned that violators will face serious legal penalties.
Clearing and cleaning Nullah Lai from New Katariyan to Murree Road is now ongoing and is anticipated to be completed by June 30. WASA’s Managing Director, Muhammad Tanvir, emphasised strict surveillance of Nullah Lai and their willingness to hold violators accountable.
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