India controls tap: Pak at ‘acute risk’ of water shortage – report
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India controls tap: Pak at 'acute risk' of water shortage – report
Pakistan faces a severe water crisis after India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, potentially controlling crucial river flows. A recent report highlights Pakistan's limited storage capacity, making it vulnerable to disruptions. India's recent dam operations on the Chenab River, without prior notification, caused downstream drying and sediment release, impacting Pakistan's agriculture, which heavily relies on these waters.
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