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Metro bus stations inundated with rainwater

byCustoms Today Report
08/07/2015
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RAWALPINDI: The billions of rupees worth newly-constructed metro bus stations were inundated with the rainwater.

The rainwater badly affected the metro bus stations at Peshawar Mor, Centaurus, 7th Avenue, Kutchery and Shaheed e Millat stations, where water had flooded down the staircases and dripped from the ceilings.

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MNA Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, while talking to a private media outlet, attributed the construction flaws to corruption and the hasty execution of the project. “The rains exposed the poor performance of the Punjab government which started running the service before the work had been completed,” he said.

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