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Punjab Food Authority Shuts Five Water Filtration Plants Over Failed Tests

The closures in Jahania came amid intensified inspections across the Multan division, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported.

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— APP (Pakistan)

The Punjab Food Authority shut five water filtration plants in Jahania after they failed water quality tests, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported, amid intensified inspections of filtration plants and food businesses across the Multan division.

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