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⚔️HAMAD⚔️ :

good job Bhai 👍

2026-09-02 07:04:31

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Mıan Waqas :

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2026-08-27 11:18:35

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Mr.Ashfaque. :

Brother, please correct your information. The plant you mentioned as a Filter Plant is actually an STP (Sewage Treatment Plant). It is not a drinking-water plant. The STP is used to treat sewage wastewater to a safe/acceptable level before it is discharged into the canal. This water is not for drinking. The plants used for drinking water are UF (Ultrafiltration) Plants. Both UF plants are fully functional and operational, and they are supplying purified, clean, and safe drinking water to households throughout Nawabshah. One UF plant is located near Gajrawah, while the other is located near Quest . You should visit these plants to see their operation and functionality firsthand.

2026-08-27 14:45:29

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Hanan soomro :

💯 right we the people of nawabshah are struggling daily for clean drinking water

2026-08-27 11:12:20

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Afii Khan :

Afsos

2026-08-27 18:59:49

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فقير سائينءَ :

why telling lie. there is no problem like that. all people receiving continuesly filter water .

2026-08-28 12:17:08

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New Muzammil Cloth :

4/5 saal kam bataye hn

2026-09-02 06:02:38

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⚔️ثاقب لاشاری بلوچ⚔️ :

Bilkul sahe

2026-08-27 12:25:54

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Imran meer :

Mulk Pakistan Carraption ki Nazar hogaya a Bahi .. khaskar Sindh 😢

2026-08-28 09:30:38

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A J Abid Jutt :

ye gajra wah to nhi he

2026-08-31 07:09:46

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operator :

me bhi nawabshah se ho

2026-08-30 03:29:38

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❤️‍🩹سنڌي سمون ♥️ :

ab Kuch nh bacha yaha

2026-08-27 15:24:39

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rehan :

jiye bhutto

2026-08-27 19:35:50

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Ruman_Ali🇵🇸 :

great work

2026-08-27 18:55:12

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aliyan ahmad :

aap is ishu pa btay bhi

2026-08-28 02:12:50

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zahid khan :

kya baat hai bi

2026-08-27 17:18:17

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alone 🌠 :

سو فیصد حقیقت ہے کوئی شک نہیں ہے

2026-08-30 16:41:29

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Anas umar :

afsos

2026-08-27 10:48:00

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Ayaz Khan :

Jiye Bhutto 😁

2026-08-27 11:46:03

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Ayaz Khan :

jb tk Bhutto Zinda rahega yi Hal hota rahega😁😁

2026-08-27 11:46:20

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Panhwar baba1 :

Bhai joot mat bola wo mashallha bilkul wo Sahi chal Raha hai Baqi log kudh Pani parna gaaa Raha hai

2026-08-28 02:27:39

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SHOAIB QURESHI :

khuda hakim Ali zardari ko wahan pochay

2026-08-27 19:06:10

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sm_shahidali88yah :

is liye suby banna zarori han

2026-08-27 14:24:09

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Talha Ahmed :

hayeeee ye bholy Sindhi ppp ko apni dharti maaa samjhty hen

2026-08-29 18:31:32

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