400 public toilets planned

The Newspaper's Staff Reporter Published December 17, 2022

KARACHI: Governor Kamran Tessori on Friday said that 400 public toilets at 100 different locations would be built across the city in the two to three months.

Talking to media during his visit to Empress Market along with Administrator Syed Saifur Rahman, he said that it was not easy to fix the chronic issues, but the city would soon be better with joint efforts.

Published in Dawn, December 17th, 2022

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Excellent decision, hope all Hygenic standards will followed including drainage.

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