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Garbage Debris Dumping in Nullah Leh Continues Despite Ban
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AI-generatedLocal environmental and flood risk issue in Rawalpindi/Islamabad region. No direct commercial mechanism: no commodity price impact, no company margin effect, no supply chain disruption. The event is a municipal waste management and flood prevention problem with no clear business or sector impact.
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- Dumping of garbage, soil, and construction debris in Nullah Leh continues despite a ban under Section 144.
- Width of the drain reduced from 300-350 feet to about 50 feet.
- Punjab government requested Rs150 million for desilting; Rs80 million for Nullah Leh, Rs70 million for storm-water drains.
- As of May 15, no desilting action has been taken.
- Residents plan to protest on Friday against the dumping.
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