Sat Jan 31 2026
Pakistan is facing a deepening groundwater crisis as decades of unchecked extraction, climate change, and weak regulation drain aquifers from Punjab to Balochistan. Millions now depend on water tankers, migration is rising, and experts warn the country is nearing absolute water scarcity unless urgent reforms are made.
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