Govt resolves 35-year old water issue of Mohammadi Colony

KARACHI: As soon as the Pakistan People's Party came to power, it started providing public services. Development works are being carried out in Karachi and other parts of Sindh. In UC 7, Muhammad Colony, C-1 Area, Liqabad, the 35-year-old water problem has been solved due to the efforts of social and political activist from PPP, Nasir Khan. A new 1200-foot long 6-inch line has been laid, providing water to every household in Muhammad Colony. Pakistan People's Party Senator Ustad Musroor, Iftikhar Rizvi, District Central President Sardar Khan, Shahzad Majid, Ashraf Brother, Rehman Rafiq, Sikandar Baig, Wahid Chatha, and UC 6 Chairman Javed Baig, along with Water Board's Amir, and local residents, played a crucial role in resolving the issue. Residents of Muhammad Colony C-1 Area said that Pakistan People's Party Chairman and President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari, Bilawal Bhutto, and Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah are playing a vital role in solving public issues in Karachi and other backward areas of Sindh. In the current era, roads are being constructed, and sewage lines are being laid in every area of Karachi. The Pakistan People's Party's vision of beautifying Karachi is being implemented rapidly."