Islamabad's G-13 Residents Demand Relief From Chronic Water Shortage
Residents say the sector's water supply system cannot meet growing demand despite recent heavy rains.
Residents of Islamabad's Sector G-13 continue to face inadequate water supply despite heavy rains and water accumulation in parts of the capital, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
Residents told APP that the existing water supply arrangement is insufficient and called for a stronger system capable of meeting the sector's growing domestic needs.
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