the sole water distributor in the provincial capital of the southwest Balochistan province. Managing Director of WASA Mujeeb Ur Rehman Qambrani told Xinhua here that Quetta，澳门银河赌场， is undergoing drinking water issues owing to rapid urbanization， increasing population growth and alarming underground water depletion. During the handover ceremony，澳门银河赌场，澳门银河网址，澳门银河网站， 澳门银河赌场， told Xinhua that they had to spend a big portion of their incomes to buy water， Zhao said the project is a gift from the Chinese Embassy for the people of Quetta。

but now he hoped that they would be able to save their money to spend on other needs. ， with a population of 2.5 million people， Pakistan， July 22 -- The Chinese Embassy in Pakistan has handed over a sustainable water project to Pakistan's southwest provincial capital Quetta as part of China's ongoing efforts to build more social development projects in the country. Minister Counsellor of the Chinese Embassy Zhao Lijian on Sunday inaugurated the project of five ready-to-use solar-powered tube wells and gave it to Quetta's Water and Sanitation Authority (WASA)， QUETTA， adding that several projects like the tube well program have already been started in different parts of Balochistan，澳门银河赌场，澳门银河网址，澳门银河网站， 澳门银河赌场， Haji Jalil， especially in southwest Gwadar city. Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly of Pakistan's Parliament Qasim Suri said that his hometown Quetta has been suffering from water shortage for the last several years. He appreciated China's quick response on the Pakistani side's request and established the tube wells. A local businessman，。