Tubewell work launched

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Apr 04, 2022 IST

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Mohali, April 3

AAP MLA Kulwant Singh inaugurated the installation work of a tubewell at Balongi. He said the major problem of people would be solved by constructing drinking water tubewells at a cost of Rs30 lakh. He said people’s money would be spent only for their development.

Kulwant said he had received a complaint recently that the people of Balongi were facing a major problem of drinking water. He said the problem of drinking water was resolved within four to five days by taking immediate action on the complaint.

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