Desertification
By News Desk
March 08, 2025
Sindh, once famous for its lush green lands and the Indus River, is now facing a severe water crisis. This crisis is not natural but a result of the incompetence, negligence, and arrogance of the rulers. The welfare of the people is not their priority. They are busy protecting their own interests and power, while the people of Sindh are struggling with water scarcity and drought.
The construction of six canals on the Indus River and the unfair distribution of water have accelerated the process of turning Sindh into a desert. Immediate action is needed to save Sindh from becoming a desert.
Ghulam Haider Bhatti
Jacobabad
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