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Installed water coolers at locations on Sh e Faisal, Karachi from Faisal Sweets to TRG. Filled at Cantt station filtration plant. Need to add more coolers & need funds. (7k per day for filling water/ice/suzuki) plus cooler cost. Pls repost & support. Lets help each other.

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