Airport records highest rainfall of 41.1 mm as WASA maintains drainage operations

Sheikh Babar Kafayat
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Sheikh Babar Kafayat
The writer is a correspondent for Minute Mirror.
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  • On the special directives of Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif, WASA Lahore remains fully mobilized to ensure effective drainage and uninterrupted public services.
  • Managing Director WASA Lahore, Ghufran Ahmed, is personally monitoring drainage operations on a continuous basis.
  • WASA Lahore remains committed to maintaining efficient drainage operations and providing timely services to the citizens during the ongoing weather conditions.
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Lahore: The Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) Lahore has released the latest rainfall record from various parts of the city following the recent spell of rain.

According to WASA Lahore, the highest rainfall of 41.1 mm was recorded at the Airport area. Other recorded rainfall measurements include: Jail Road (4.5 mm), WASA Head Office Gulberg (33.2 mm), Lakshmi Chowk (1 mm), Upper Mall (22.4 mm), Mughalpura (12.2 mm), Tajpura (27.8 mm), Nishtar Town (9.6 mm), Chowk Nakhuda (4.4 mm), Pani Wala Talab (3 mm), Farrukhabad (3.2 mm), Gulshan Ravi (7.2 mm), Iqbal Town (0 mm), Samanabad (4 mm), Johar Town (6.2 mm), Defence Road (6 mm), Shadipura (0 mm), and Saggian (3.6 mm).

The rainfall has brought pleasant weather conditions to Lahore, significantly reducing the intensity of the summer heat. Light to moderate rain continues in several areas of the city.

On the special directives of Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif, WASA Lahore remains fully mobilized to ensure effective drainage and uninterrupted public services.

Managing Director WASA Lahore, Ghufran Ahmed, is personally monitoring drainage operations on a continuous basis. He has directed all field teams to ensure complete sweeping and clearance of major roads and highways across the city.

WASA has confirmed that all underpasses in Lahore are clear of water and traffic is flowing smoothly. Continuous surveillance of underpasses is being carried out through WASA’s live monitoring system and camera network to ensure a swift response to any emerging situation.

WASA Lahore remains committed to maintaining efficient drainage operations and providing timely services to the citizens during the ongoing weather conditions.

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