Karachi Mayor Announces Abolition of Water Hydrant System Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab announced on Wednesday that the city’s water hydrant system is slated for abolition in the near future. This significant policy shift aims to address the persistent water crisis plaguing the metropolis. The Mayor has formally directed the Karachi Water and Sewerage Corporation (KWSC) … Read more
Summary: Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab has expressed confidence in his plan to gradually dismantle the city’s long-standing water tanker network, aiming for equitable water distribution. Despite scepticism from Karachi Water and Sewerage Corporation officials regarding the feasibility of closing hydrants, the Mayor insists on a comprehensive alternative plan before phasing out tanker services. The plan … Read more
The Senate Standing Committee on Cabinet Secretariat recently urged the Sindh government to tackle Karachi’s persistent water supply challenges. Key directives included curbing the ‘tanker mafia’, upgrading aging infrastructure, and expediting the K-IV water project to meet the city’s growing demands. Karachi water supply challenges recently drew the attention of the Senate Standing Committee on … Read more
Summary: The crucial KB Feeder lining work has restarted, a joint federal and Sindh government initiative designed to conserve significant water resources. This project aims to enhance Karachi drinking water supply by channeling an additional 500-550 cusecs into Keenjhar Lake, addressing current and future water security needs for the metropolis. KB Feeder Lining Work Resumes … Read more
Summary: Karachi water crisis is being tackled through the Kalri Baghar (KB) Feeder lining project, aiming for 75-80% completion by conserving 500-550 cusecs. However, experts stress that expanding Keenjhar Lake is imperative for the city’s long-term water security given its rapid population growth. Fixing Karachi’s water crisis is a pressing concern, with significant efforts underway … Read more