Water Supply Shortage a Major Concern for Millions of Residents, While Tanker Mafia Continuously Seeks More

The water crisis in Karachi has intensified. Millions of citizens in various parts of the city have been distressed due to the scarcity of water for several days.

Areas including Malir, Surjani, New Karachi, North Karachi, Gulistan-e-Johar, Federal B Area, Shah Faisal Colony, Landhi, and Korangi are facing a water crisis. Residents complain that they pay taxes but do not receive water. On the other hand, the tanker mafia has ample water supply.

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