CDA starts work to meet Water Requirement needs of Islamabad

ISLAMABAD – The Capital Development Authority (CDA) is working around the clock to meet the water requirements of the residents of Islamabad Capital Territory.

To ensure timely completion of several projects before Ramzan, CDA and Water Management Wing have already fixed 90% of the complaints and issues.

The Capital Development Authority has concluded the work on numerous locations to fix leakages of water pipelines and scarcity of supply at locations.

Numerous leakages along the pipelines have been fixed in a timely and efficient manner which has saved almost 800,000 litres of water already.

Additionally, the CDA has also worked on the Simli Water Plant for the maintenance of rotten pipelines and leakages associated with those lines.

The Main Condition Line has been surveyed and after inspection, all necessary changings and maintenance routines oto the main line have also concluded.

Moreover, CDA is also working around the clock to make 4 new tube wells in the capital territory to meet the requirements of the Capital.

The complaints arose in the G sectors of Islamabad due to a scarcity of water in the area which can be attributed to no or less rainfall in Monsoon.

This has led to a decrease in the water levels of the Khanpur Dam which makes it difficult for CDA to meet the water requirements of Islamabad.

For this reason, tube wells are being made at Sectors F-1, F-2, F-3 and numerous others to ensure that all dependency shouldn’t be on the Khanpur Dam.

CDA has also launched water supply tankers in the Federal Capital and residents can call the CDA water supply tankers if the need arises.