RAWALPINDI: The water supplyfrom Khanpur Dam to twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad was restored on Friday after desilting of 18-km long canal from dam to Sangjani water treatment plant.

The sharp drop in the underground water table due to prolonged drought and reduction in water supply due to annual cleaning of the Khanpur Dam open water channel has deepened the water scarcity ...

the Khanpur assistant commissioner had rented a bungalow at Khanpur Dam, but his electricity connection was disconnected by PESCO WAPDA due to outstanding bills. In retaliation, the assistant ...

It was recently reported that water supply from Khanpur Dam to Rawalpindi and Islamabad will be curtailed from 28.6 million gallons daily (MGD) to 10 MGD from February 9 to February 22 due to the ...

To manage the shortage, water supply is being sourced from Rawal Dam, Khanpur Dam, and tube wells. However, authorities have warned that if rainfall remains scarce, twin cities will face a major ...

To address the shortage, WASA is relying on water from the Rawal Dam, Khanpur Dam, and tube wells. In light of the crisis, WASA has cautioned citizens against unnecessary water usage and has ...

The employees of Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA) staged a protest demonstration against the Khanpur assistant commissioner for forcibly stopping their school van and taking it to the ...

The cleaning of the 12-kilometer-long open water channel, from Khanpur Dam to Sangjani, is ongoing and will continue from February 10 to 20. The water supply to the twin cities is expected to be ...

RAWALPINDI, Feb 17 (APP): CEO Rawalpindi Cantonment Board Syed Ali Irfan Rizvi on Monday has indicated the reduction in water supply as the desilting of the left side of the canal is underway. In a ...

RAWALPINDI, Feb 26 (APP):Desilting of the left canal of the Khanpur Dam has been completed followed by full restoration of water supply to twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad. The desilting which ...

To address the shortage, WASA is relying on water from the Rawal Dam, Khanpur Dam, and tubewells. Read more: LHC issues new order for schools amid smog In light of the crisis, WASA has cautioned ...

Authorities have declared a drought emergency in Rawalpindi as the city faces an escalating water crisis due to prolonged dry conditions. The Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) has warned that if ...