Toxic effluents from abandoned projects flow into Manchar Lake.
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Updated Jul 8
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What happened
Toxic effluents from abandoned projects flow into Manchar Lake.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Declining Indus River flows are reducing the replenishment of Manchhar Lake, which is situated in Sindh, leading to fishing communities migrating to Balochistan.Sub-event
Effluents from abandoned projects are poisoning Manchar Lake.1 source
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Part of
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.
- The current status of the Indus River system in Pakistan, including the treaty abeyance and continued irrigation flow.
- Funding shortages affect critical infrastructure projects, including the Mohmand Dam and Diamer Bhasha Dam, in Pakistan.
The entities involved
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Manchar Lake
lake in Sindh, Pakistan
Nothing else this week.
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Indus River
river in Asia