Haroonabad treatment plant to help ease city water woes: Sindh CM
KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has called the Haroonabad Treatment Plant-I (TP-1) an important milestone in Karachi’s efforts to improve water security, promote sustainable industrial development and address the growing challenges of water scarcity. He said this at the inauguration ceremony of Pakistan’s “first large-scale Wastewater Treatment and Reuse Project” at Haroonabad,…
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah hailed the Haroonabad Treatment Plant-I (TP-1) as a crucial development in Karachi’s quest for improved water security and sustainable industrial growth. The inauguration ceremony, attended by the PPP Sindh President, provincial ministers, Karachi Mayor and other stakeholders, marked the first large-scale wastewater treatment and reuse project in Pakistan.
According to the chief minister, the plant converts wastewater into a reusable resource for industries, supplying 35 MGD of treated water to businesses while freeing an equivalent amount of freshwater for domestic use. The high-quality treated water underwent successful testing and will begin supplying on a full scale soon. Shah praised the project’s completion under a public-private partnership model, highlighting its financial sustainability as industries would purchase the treated water, thus covering operational expenses.
The successful project exemplifies effective collaboration between government and private entities, and underscores Sindh’s commitment to providing public welfare services, even on public holidays, prioritizing tangible benefits to citizens.
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