Water Crisis

Islamabad, June 18, 2025: Water levels at Tarbela Dam have fallen alarmingly low, creating a significant problem in electricity production due to an ongoing lack of rainfall. A steady reduction in …

Yesterday, this marked decline in water flow from 105,200 cusecs to a mere 4,800 cusecs in Chenab River raised alarm bells in Pakistan.

Islamabad, 23, Apr, 2025: Water Shortage in the capital is reaching alarming levels as Islamabad’s primary civic body grapples with critical infrastructure failures and financial hurdles. The Capital Development Authority …

Murad Ali Shah: “Protests Will Continue Until Canal Projects Are Cancelled” Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has taken a firm and public stand against the federal government’s controversial canal …

Islamabad, Mar 17 2025: Pakistan is facing an alarming water crisis as the Mangla Dam has reached its dead level, bringing hydroelectric power generation to a complete halt. According to …

Islamabad, Mar 6 2025: Severe Water Crisis Looms as Major Dams Hold Only 5 Days’ Reserves. Sindh is grappling with an alarming water shortage as the provincial Irrigation Department has …

Pakistan is teetering on the brink of a significant water crisis, swiftly transitioning from a “stressed” to a “scarce” classification. The annual water availability per person is plummeting below 1,000 …

Water Crisis Pakistan faces severe vulnerabilities due to climate change, leading to water scarcity, extreme weather events, and dwindling crop yields. Amidst the ongoing Kharif season, the country confronts an …

Currently, the city has 480 WASA tube wells and 162 water filtration units in operation. Although Rawal Dam provides 13 million gallons of water daily and Khanpur Dam provides 6 …

The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) has released a paper predicting that Pakistan’s water shortages would intensify because of climate change. Hemisphere’s glaciers have lost more mass since the …