Funding shortages affect critical infrastructure projects, including the Mohmand Dam and Diamer Bhasha Dam, in Pakistan.
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Funding shortages affect critical infrastructure projects, including the Mohmand Dam and Diamer Bhasha Dam, in Pakistan.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Pakistan seeks to modify the framework of the China-backed Diamer-Bhasha Dam project.1 source
Funding shortages affecting Mohmand and Diamer Bhasha Dam projects in Pakistan.1 source
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Concerns are rising regarding unilateral water projects and projects that alter the Indus River system in Pakistan.Also in this story
- Proposed diversion of Indus River water through six canals in Sindh.
- Toxic effluents from abandoned projects flow into Manchar Lake.
- Claims regarding Indus Basin water management are under scrutiny, focusing on downstream escapages below Kotri.
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