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Suthra Punjab teams intensify cleanup, drainage work in Rawalpindi after rain

Field crews were mobilised across the city following rainfall, with officials inspecting sanitation and drainage measures, according to APP.

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RAWALPINDI — Field teams of Suthra Punjab remained fully mobilised across Rawalpindi after rainfall hit the city, taking prompt measures to ensure cleanliness and smooth drainage, the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) reported.

According to APP, Rana Sajid Safdar, Managing Director of the Suthra Punjab Agency Rawalpindi and Chief Executive Officer of the Rawalpindi Waste Management Company (RWMC), visited various areas of the city to inspect sanitation operations.

The report said the visits were aimed at overseeing cleanliness and drainage arrangements in the aftermath of the rain, though further details on specific locations, timelines or the scale of the operations were not provided in the source report.

APP did not specify the extent of rainfall or any resulting disruption in the city.

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