WASA Rawalpindi Intensifies Recovery Drive Against Defaulters in Four Wards

The managing director of the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) in Rawalpindi, Azizullah Khan, has directed officials to intensify recovery action against defaulters in wards 73, 74, 75 and 76.

The directive includes disconnecting water connections for customers who have not paid outstanding dues, according to the agency.

Targeted Wards

The recovery drive is focused specifically on the four designated wards, where unpaid bills have accumulated among a portion of water connection holders.

WASA officials are expected to carry out the disconnections as part of the agency's broader effort to recover outstanding revenue from non-paying accounts.

Further details on the scale of outstanding dues or the timeline for completing the recovery drive were not specified in the announcement.