Water shortage
By our correspondents
March 05, 2017
A city that is already facing an energy crisis – like the rest of Pakistan – is now countering another menace: water shortage. This issue is worsening. The increase in temperature and the decrease in the supply of water have made the lives of the residents of Karachi miserable.
Due to the shortage of water, people are calling for water tanks which do not provide a clean supply. Water that is unsuitable and unfit for consumption can give rise to various diseases. According to the reports, 70 percent of Karachi is without water. Continuous loadshedding is making the situation worse. It is an appeal to government to solve this issue as soon as possible.
Syed Muhammad Ahsan Ali
Karachi
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