Pakistan is a country that faces significant challenges in terms of access to clean and safe water. Despite having several major rivers and numerous small water bodies, a large part of the population faces water scarcity due to a variety of factors, including a rapidly growing population, inadequate water management, and climate change. Some of the areas Like Tharpakar, Sindh & Cholistan, Punjab are the Pakistan’s particularly affected by water scarcity.
The lack of access to clean and safe water in these areas has significant implications for public health, agriculture, and economic development. Water scarcity can lead to food insecurity, water-borne diseases, and a range of other challenges, making it essential to address this issue through sustainable water management practices and targeted interventions.
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