Rawalpindi Cantonment residents get tax cuts and water supply boost
Most outlets led with the announcement of a relief package for Rawalpindi Cantonment residents, highlighting the slashing of house, water, and sanitation taxes, and the provision of 15 MGD water from the Daducha Dam. Associated Press of Pakistan added a quote from Malik Ibrar Ahmed and mentioned the Rs100m grant for solar tubewells in passing, while Dawn framed the package as following discussions between public representatives and the RCB committee.
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Major relief package announced for residents of Rawalpindi Cantonment
• House, water and sanitation taxes slashed • 15mgd water from Daducha Dam backed by Rs100m grant to shift tubewells to solar • package follows talks between public representatives and RCB committee, says MNA RAWALPINDI: A major relief package was announced on Sunday for the residents of Rawalpindi Cantonment, slashing house, water and sanitation taxes. The package was announced by Chairman of ...
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RCB slashes house, water and sanitation taxes, Daducha Dam to supply 15 MGD water: Malik Ibrar Ahmed
RAWALPINDI, Sep 13 (APP):Chairman of the National Assembly Standing Committee on Cabinet Division Malik Ibrar Ahmed announced on Sunday a major relief package for the residents of Rawalpindi Cantonment, slashing house, water, and sanitation taxes following successful negotiations between public representatives and the high-level committee of the Rawalpindi Cantonment Board (RCB). Under the revi...
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