Rawalpindi:
Faced with a serious financial crisis, the Municipal Corporation Murimer has increased the costs of using public toilets in the mountain station.
The accusation went from RS20 to RS50 per person.
The parking fees for vehicles and accusations at the local slaughterhouse have also been increased.
These service contracts will be auctioned by private entrepreneurs on June 12.
Despite the costs of costs, there is no guarantee of basic equipment such as water, soap or towels in the toilet.
According to the chief officer of the Corporation Municipal, seven major public toilets are located along key tourist roads and picnic points.
The minimum collective offer for these sink contracts is set at RS1.18. Among them, three are in areas with high traffic such as Pindi Point, Cachemir Point and the general bus stand, with a combined contractual value of RS0,92.
Four others in less frequented areas like Guldana, Lower Topa and Jhika Gali have a total value of RS0,25. Entrepreneurs will be authorized to invoice RS50 visitors by use.
In the Slaughterhouse Murrity, new taxes have been introduced. RS100 was fixed for a small animal and 200 rupees per large animal, with the slaughter contract sold for RS0,29.