Minister for Environment Protection Colonel (r) Shuja Khanzada said on Firday that a power plant utilising garbage as fuel would soon be installed in Dera Ghazi (DG) Khan.
In a statement, he said 2,000 tonnes of garbage will be sent from Lahore to DG Khan, adding that the installation of the plant help overcome the energy crisis and also resolve the problem of garbage disposal in the city.
He said the Punjab government was striving to keep the province clean and had approved a project to clean all nullahs, including the Hadyara drain in Lahore. He said after treatment of the sewage, it would be disposed in the Ravi river.
The minister said the government was considering the conduction of an external audit to make the police corruption-free and for improving the law and order in the province.
What a genius idea; an evil genius.
To transport garbage from Lahore to all the way D. G. Khan. Perhaps no other city around DGK produces garbage. One wonders if someone involved owns a transport company!!!!
what this is bang out of order who the hell transports rubbish to fuel a power plant in dg khan, has anyone bothered calculating the fuel cost in transportation. why can they give everyone a grant in dg khan to buy solar panels to put on there roofs nawaz sharif is always living it up in park lane london can't he see how the local councils here provide funds to people to put solar on roof spaces!
Dera Ghazi Khan has enough garbage and can produce the raw material of these enrgy plants then why this garbage is try to send in Dera ghazi khan and damn fool gave the suggestion to spend so much on trasport deal to get much kick back.
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