A sewage drain carrying wastewater across Murree is being presented as an artificial waterfall along the Murree-Rawalpindi GT Road, deceiving visiting tourists who mistake the contaminated stream for a natural attraction.
The site sits between Chatta Mor and Bansera Gali, where an organized group altered the drain into a picnic destination. Large crowds of visitors arrive at the location daily, completely unaware that the water originates from the municipal sewage system.
Visitors routinely stop at the location to take pictures and record videos. Some individuals step directly into the polluted water, lacking information about the actual source of the stream.
Local taxi operators and photographers actively transport tourists to the location. The groups profit from visitors by promoting the drainage point as a legitimate point of interest.
Both tourists and local residents now demand immediate intervention from the district administration, asking officials to close the location entirely and halt operations at the site to protect the public from exposure to wastewater.
Local community members stated that a specific mafia has artificially transformed the dirty sewage drain into a picnic spot, while calling for administrative action.
