MULTAN, Nov 10 (APP):Following the vision of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, WASA Multan intensified its recovery campaign to improve the department's financial stability and move towards self-reliance. Director Recovery Muhammad Saeed Dogar was conducting regular field visits to monitor the recovery operation and disconnection campaign. In this connection, he paid a surprise visit to Khanewal road along with Deputy Director Recovery Abdul Majeed to review the performance of …
WASA intensifies recovery drive to achieve 100pc monthly target

MULTAN, Nov 10 (APP):Following the vision of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, WASA Multan intensified its recovery campaign to improve the department’s financial stability and move towards self-reliance.
Director Recovery Muhammad Saeed Dogar was conducting regular field visits to monitor the recovery operation and disconnection campaign. In this connection, he paid a surprise visit to Khanewal road along with Deputy Director Recovery Abdul Majeed to review the performance of circle in-charges and inspect the disconnection teams.
During the visit, the Director Recovery directed officials to accelerate action against defaulters and achieve 100 per cent of the monthly recovery target. He also instructed them to utilise all available resources and make additional efforts to improve revenue collection.
The circle in-charges informed him that an indiscriminate crackdown was underway against consumers defaulting on sewerage and water supply bills.
Muhammad Saeed Dogar said the recovery campaign was essential to increase the department’s revenue and ensure financial self-sufficiency. He made it clear that negligence or laxity in this regard would not be tolerated.
He directed all concerned officers to continue strict action against defaulters and make the daily disconnection operation more effective to ensure achievement of the prescribed recovery targets.
The Director recovery also appealed to WASA consumers to pay their sewerage and water supply bills on time to avoid disconnection and other inconvenience during the ongoing recovery campaign.


