KARACHI: KWSB taking back hydrants

KARACHI, June 17: The Karachi Water and Sewerage Board will take over the management of several hydrants in the city on Monday (June 18).

There are nine hydrants already working under the management of the KWSB. Two of them are located at Guru Mandir and one each at Sakhi Hasan, Federal B. Area, North Karachi, Shah Faisal Colony, Jamia Millia Malir, Juma Goth and Cattle Colony.

A KWSB statement issued here on Sunday said that the restoration of the remaining hydrants to the KWSB was being done on the directive of City Nazim Syed Mustafa Kamal, who had taken the decision while chairing a meeting of the KWSB as its chairman.—APP

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