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World Bank okays $300m for Sindh’s water, sanitation services

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World Bank okays $300m for Sindh’s water, sanitation services

ISLAMABAD: The World Bank has approved $300 million in financing to expand access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene services for 1.5 million people in selected rural areas of Sindh. The financing will support the Sindh Trans­formatio…

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