KARACHI: On the directives of Karachi Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab, Karamullah Waqasi, the Parliamentary Leader of the Pakistan Peoples Party in the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) and Spokesperson for the Mayor of Karachi, chaired a meeting to address issues at the Parsi Colony water pumping station. The meeting focused on enhancing water supply and improving civic facilities for Karachi’s residents.

According to Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, the meeting took place at the parliamentary office and included council members and representatives from various union councils. Discussions centered on water supply challenges, with several proposals considered to tackle these issues and explore viable solutions. Karamullah Waqasi highlighted the necessity of consultation and coordinated planning, placing public needs at the forefront of decision-making.

Efforts to monitor development projects and resolve water supply issues were emphasized. Karamullah Waqasi mentioned that Mayor Murtaza Wahab had directed relevant departments to take prompt action on citizen complaints. Additionally, an inspection of road development work in the Old City Area was conducted, reviewing progress from Bohra Pir to the City Court and other nearby areas.

The inspection was attended by administrative officials, including UC-13 Vice Chairman Sajid Shah Bukhari and Union Council President Shakir, aimed at assessing ongoing projects and improving travel facilities for residents. Karamullah Waqasi reiterated the importance of coordination among institutions to accelerate development and resolve public concerns, reaffirming the Pakistan Peoples Party’s dedication to public service and the enhancement of basic facilities in Karachi.