MWM-PTI Coalition govt of GB fulfill another promise

Shiite News: Good news for the people of Nomal and Faizabad, the Coalition govt of Pakistan Tehreek Insaf and Majlis Wahdatul Muslimeen fulfilled another promise with the peoples of Gilgit Baltistan.

The fulfillment of the most important promise of Chief Minister Khalid Khurshid and the leader of Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen and Special Assistant to the Chief Minister Ilyas Siddiqui.

Work has been started on Nomal and Faizabad Water Supply Scheme costing 27 crores. Chief Minister Gilgit-Baltistan Khalid Khurshid inaugurated the commencement of work on the specially approved Greater Water Supply Scheme for the residents of Nomal and Faizabad.

Along with the Chief Minister, MWM Provincial Vice President Allama Sheikh Nayar Abbas, Provincial Agriculture Minister Kazim Maysam, Special Assistant for Minerals Ilyas Siddiqui, Provincial Ministers, elders of Nomal, PTI and coalition leaders, workers and other high officials were also present.

It should be noted that the Greater Water Supply Scheme was a long-standing demand of the residents of Nomal and Faizabad, which was presented to the Chief Minister by the elders of Nomal and Faizabad.

In view of this demand, Chief Minister Khalid Khurshid specially approved the historical project of Nomal and Faizabad water supply and issued special instructions.

On this occasion, the Chief Minister directed the concerned authorities to ensure the implementation of this project within a period of one year while maintaining the quality of work.

The Chief Minister also ordered to make the water treatment plant in Nomal Greater Water Supply Scheme as per the modern requirements.

The chief minister said that with the completion of the project, the long-standing problem of clean drinking water for the people of Nomal and Faizabad district of Gilgit will be solved permanently.

The elders of Nomal and Faizabad thanked Chief Minister Khalid Khurshid for implementing his promise in a short period of time to solve the long-standing public demand for clean water.