Pakistan: Rawalpindi's water plants turn into health hazards amid neglect
Rawalpindi, Oct. 8 -- Water filtration plants installed across Rawalpindi to provide residents with safe drinking water are reportedly supplying muddy and potentially contaminated water, with outdated filters and declining groundwater levels worsening the situation, as reported by The Express Tribune.
According to The Express Tribune, residents in several parts of the city have raised repeated complaints about the worsening quality of water supplied through filtration plants, but authorities have yet to take effective corrective measures. Filtration plants located in Union Council 46, Naya Mohalla, Sadiqabad, Dhoke Ilahi Bakhsh and Dhoke Hasu have reportedly received numerous complaints.
Residents claim that water coming from these faci...
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