Sindh High Court mandates Sanitation Policy enforcement

The Sindh High Court (SHC) has issued a formal ruling on a petition concerning public restroom facilities in the province. The court's decision mandates the Sindh government to enforce the Sanitation Policy of 2017 and establish 'Public Toilets Committees' at the division level across Sindh. This ruling, led by Justice Salahuddin Panhwar, aims to address the crucial issue of inadequate public restroom facilities.

Justice Panhwar, along with another member of the bench, emphasized the importance of improving sanitation infrastructure in the region. The written verdict specifically calls upon key authorities such as the Mayor of Karachi, the Director General of Karachi Development Authority (KDA), and the Malir Development Authority (MDA) to provide updates on the construction status of public toilets.

The directive from the Sindh High Court underscores the significance of accessible and hygienic public restroom facilities for the residents of Sindh. By implementing the Sanitation Policy of 2017 and establishing dedicated committees, the government aims to enhance public health and well-being across the province.

The ruling by the Sindh High Court marks a significant step towards improving sanitation infrastructure in Sindh. With a focus on enhancing public restroom facilities, this decision highlights the commitment to promoting a cleaner and healthier environment for all residents. By prioritizing the implementation of the Sanitation Policy of 2017, the Sindh government demonstrates its dedication to addressing essential public health needs.