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Karachi Water Line Repaired at K-II, Supply Restored After Days-Long Disruption

Officials pledge faster rehabilitation following a leak that triggered days of shortages in several neighborhoods.

Overview

  • The Karachi Water and Sewerage Corporation says it has repaired the damaged 48-inch rising main at the K-II station and resumed supply to affected localities.
  • Chief Operating Officer Engineer Asadullah Khan visited the site with senior engineers and directed accelerated repair and rehabilitation using available resources efficiently.
  • Khan apologized to residents for the inconvenience and said teams are working to keep the city’s water system reliable and efficient.
  • The Express Tribune reports the leak lasted about five days, disrupting an estimated 35% to 40% of supply and affecting areas such as Gulistan-e-Jauhar, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Federal B Area, and North Nazimabad.
  • Local officials cited by media said full service could take up to 24 hours to reach consumers, while KW&SC frames the fix as part of a broader modernization push to strengthen the network.