- Water scarcity is a serious problem in Pak
- Sindh province is rapidly heading towards drought: Severe water shortage in many districts of Sindh including Karachi
Karachi: Water scarcity is becoming a serious problem in Pakistan. Sindh province is rapidly moving towards drought. With this in mind, Provincial Minister Sohail Anwar Khan has issued a warning to Sial. During a press conference, he said that Sindh has only ten days of water left.
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The Irrigation Minister said there was no rain here. There is no water in Sindh for agriculture and even for human need. Due to which the condition of Sindh could deteriorate without water soon. Many districts of Sindh may be affected by drought. Including Karachi.
Sial has blamed the Indus River System Authority for the problem. Not only that, he has also blamed the Centre's Imran government for the water shortage in Sindh. He said the central government was not doing anything but spreading hatred.
The Balochistan government has warned Sindh against withholding or reducing its share of water. Balochistan has threatened to cut off Karachi's water pipes if it cuts water supplies.
