Multan, Pakistan – The Punjab Housing and Town Planning Authority (PHA) in Multan has initiated efforts to provide clean drinking water to the residents of flood-hit areas, particularly in the city’s outskirts. The initiative comes as part of the broader efforts to aid those affected by the devastating floods.
According to the announcement made by the local authorities, the project focuses on supplying fresh water to the most affected regions, ensuring that families who have lost access to clean water due to the flooding now have reliable sources for drinking and daily use. The project is currently operational in multiple areas, including the low-lying and water-logged sectors, where the impact of flooding has been most severe.
Multan residents have expressed their gratitude for the timely intervention, highlighting the importance of having safe water amid the ongoing recovery efforts. As a key part of Multan’s post-flood relief strategy, this clean water initiative aims to mitigate the health risks that arise from the lack of access to safe drinking water in disaster-stricken zones.
The PHA Multan team is actively monitoring and maintaining the water supply system to ensure smooth operation during the recovery period. This move demonstrates the local government’s commitment to providing essential services and safeguarding public health in the aftermath of the floods.
The authorities have promised to continue working with local communities and organizations to provide further assistance as needed and ensure a swift return to normalcy for the people of Multan.
