NWSDB increases new water supply connection fee

NWSDB increases new water supply connection fee

October 18, 2022   02:28 pm

The National Water Supply & Drainage Board (NWSDB) has revised the new water supply connection fee.

Accordingly, the fee for water connection supply is increased by 70% with effect from today (Oct. 18).

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