WASA Residential and Commercial New Water Connection Service Now Available at Both e-Khidmat Centres in Lahore

In a bid to improving citizens’ access to public services, applications for new residential and commercial water connections of the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) are now being accepted at both e-Khidmat Maraakaz established by the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) in Lahore

Lahore (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 07th Jul, 2026) In a bid to improving citizens’ access to public services, applications for new residential and commercial water connections of the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) are now being accepted at both e-Khidmat Maraakaz established by the Punjab Information Technology board (PITB) in Lahore.

With the introduction of this facility, citizens can conveniently submit their applications for new WASA water connections at the e-Khidmat Centres, making the application process faster, simpler and more streamlined. The initiative reflects the Government of Punjab’s continued commitment to enhancing public service delivery through citizen-centric digital governance.

Both e-Khidmat Centres remain operational from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM, Monday to Saturday, ensuring extended service hours for the convenience of citizens.

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Citizens can also visit the e-Khidmat website to learn more about this facility and explore the wide range of government services available through the centres. For further guidance and assistance, they may also contact the e-Khidmat Helpline at 1317.

In his message on the occasion , PITB Chairman Faisal Yousaf said that the Government of Punjab is continuously expanding the portfolio of public services available through e-Khidmat Centres to provide citizens with modern, convenient and efficient access to government services.

He further stated that the inclusion of WASA’s residential and commercial new water connection service at the e-Khidmat Centres aims to offer citizens a wider range of government services under one roof while eliminating the need for unnecessary visits to multiple government offices.