Bureau Report:
Lahore:
In a city where access to safe drinking water remains a challenge for many low-income communities, a new water filtration plant in Al Mustafa Town is offering more than convenience — it is restoring dignity and improving public health.
The facility, inaugurated by former Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court Muhammad Qasim Khan, has been installed at Punjab House under the auspices of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust.
Speaking at the ceremony, Justice (R) Qasim Khan emphasized that clean water is a basic right and applauded the Trust’s proactive approach. Managing Director Al Mustafa Pakistan, Ms. Nusrat Saleem, noted that the initiative is part of a broader mission to deliver sustainable welfare services.
“Access to clean water is not a privilege but a necessity. This plant will directly impact the health and well-being of families in this community,” she said.
Residents and community leaders welcomed the initiative, describing it as timely and essential amid growing concerns over water quality in urban neighbourhoods.
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