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Gwadar residents get clean drinking water

byCT Report
24/01/2016
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KARACHI: Now the residents of Gwadar city can drink clean water as Pakistan Navy has started supplying water to them in the coastal city.

According to a PN statement, the Pakistan Navy dispatched its coastal tanker PNS KALMAT to Gwadar with 385 tons of drinking water to ease out miseries of the city people.

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Naval Chief Admiral Zakaullah had directed the PN authorities to provide all possible relief to the residents of coastal city Gwadar.

It said the Navy had always been forthcoming in the service of nation through its relief and rehabilitation support in natural calamities. Supply of water to Gwadar city through Pakistan Navy coastal tankers would continue till the situation gets normal, the statement added.

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