MULTAN The monthly revenue of the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) was gradually improved as it reached Rs 145 million after the tariff was revised.
Director Revenue WASA Mansoor Ahmad while talking to reporter here on Sunday that the revenue of the department increasing and they have a target to increase it above Rs 200 million per month.
He informed that the department had included new consumers in the billing net and consumer strength reached 300,000 now.
He informed that over 50 percent consumers were paying WASA bills regularly while steps were being taken to collect maximum revenue from consumers.
Mr Mansoor said that the bill was being collected from domestic, commercial consumers, and private housing colonies in various categories.
He said that the teams were conducting raids on daily basis against defaulters for recovery of dues and sewer connections being disconnected over non-payment.
The director stated that they had made an agreement with Jazz company for payment of bills through JazzCas
h and they would start soon to get WASA bills.
He said that WASA bills were being collected through NADRA franchises, five banks and Pakistan Post every month.
He urged the citizens to pay WASA bills regularly in order to avert any inconvenience regarding WASA services.