Karachi News Updates
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Parents went grocery shopping at Karachi NIPA Roundabout. On coming out the three year old child ran and fell in the open manhole.
The City that provides 65% of Pakistan taxes is orphan and treated like an occupied territory from which only tribute is collected by conquerors.
The City that provides 65% of Pakistan taxes is orphan and treated like an occupied territory from which only tribute is collected by conquerors.
Body of 3-year-old boy who fell into open manhole in Karachi’s Gulshan-i-Iqbal recovered
Karachi mayor cautions against politicising incident.
www.dawn.com
krash
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Is it Lahoris who provide manhole covers in Karachi or was it an Islamabadi who stole it? Is the federal government in charge of keeping a count of manhole covers? Karachi does not "provide 65% of Pakistan taxes", it collects 65% of the taxes. More than half of that is collected from imports at the Karachi port paid by the entire country. Of the remaining, more than half are collected off coorporations headquartered in Karachi but serving the entire country, this includes sales tax paid on their product sold in Ishkoman. This has been discussed countless times here and it's best not to piggyback off it to spread idiotic divisions in the country.
An innocent child has died, you do not get to use his death for your own uneducated and revolting politics.
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Karachi does provide 65% of taxes.
Rest of pakistan,.especially Lahore and islamabad, Punjab are tax thieves.
Let FBR give all the numbers and tax theft.
Electricity theft in KPK, Sindh, and Karachi encroachments settlements, don't know how much prevalent in Punjab.
Urdu speaking built karachi,
established airline Orient/PIA, Shipping, financial, banking, and manufacturing industries.
Setup universities, and schools.
All nationalized, headquarters moved to Islamabad.
In their revenge and jealousy to break Karachi from becoming better than Hong Kong, military establishment, Punjabi feudal and new industrial elite of Sharifs with PPP racist feudals, completely annihilated Karachi.
Population was rigged, and parliament seats reduced, and you say I am using the the tragedy for my uneducated and revolting politics?
Local govt made beggars, with no revenue and authority, who did that?
Who has the power in Pakistan? Last I read it is not Urdu sepaking of Karachi.
krash
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I will not have this uneducated discussion, built on top of ethnic/regional insecurities, again. You can blame whoever you want for your inadequacies but it will not happen over the body of a dead child, nor by spreading concocted divisions in the country.
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ghazi52
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K4 Project
Project 64% complete, work continues on all important sites, 86 billion rupees has been spent so far.
Chairman WAPDA Lieutenant General Muhammad Saeed (Retired) visited the project, inspected the construction work.
Chairman WAPDA Lieutenant General Muhammad Saeed (Retd) paid a two-day visit to Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme (K4 Project) and inspected the construction work at the main sites of the project. Among the mentioned sites, there are an under-construction intake structure and two pumping stations on Kenjhar Lake located in District Thatta, Kenjhar.
There are major construction sites on water transfer system consisting of high-pressure pipelines from the lake to Karachi and an under-construction filtrish plant in Karachi. It is noteworthy that the federal government has commissioned WAPDA to meet the water needs in Karachi city. He was assigned the responsibility of constructing the four project.
General Manager and Project Director briefed Chairman Wapda along with Consultants and Contractors on each contract package completed so far, future targets and schedule of completion. K4 Project for faster completion. Co has been divided into eight different contract packages, and construction work is underway on major sites of all packages.
The project is 64% completed and has been spent on Rs 86 billion so far. If the necessary funds are allocated, WAPDA will plan this project. May complete during 2026. Financial progress and future financial needs were also discussed during the briefing.
Mentioning the importance of the K4 project for Karachi city, Chairman WAPDA urged contractors to accelerate construction work by ensuring availability of additional resources so that construction targets can be achieved on time. He emphasized that the pipe Specific work on the contract package of Line 2 needs to be accelerated. Chairman instructed the project team to maintain close and effective contact with the Sindh government during the construction of the project. He expressed hope that the provincial government will distribute water in Karachi city. K will complete the plan to expand the system as soon as possible to fully benefit from the K4 project.
The K4 project has been designed to provide Karachi city with 650 million gallons of water per day. The project will be completed in two phases. Currently, WAPDA is working on the first phase of the K4 project, which will provide Karachi with 260 million gallons of daily water upon completion. Karachi will be able to provide 390 million gallons of water daily when the second phase of the K4 project is constructed.
Earlier, Chairman WAPDA also visited all worksites of the Nai Gaj Dam Project in District Dadu, Sindh. The purpose of his visit was to assess the situation at the project site and to set out a schedule for resuming construction work on the project, which There is a disruption from February 2025, due to several reasons. These reasons include the contractor's return to court, extremely slow pace of construction work in the past and financial issues. General Manager Projects South Wapda, Project Director and Consultants were also present at the visit of Chairman Wapda. تھے۔
28 thousand 800 acres of barren land will be cultivated upon completion of the Nai Gaj Dam project. Thanks to the project, the locals will get 4
Decimal 2 MW cheapness electricity will also be provided.
'WAPDA to Complete K-IV Project During 2026 Subject to Availability of Funds'
November 29, 2025: Chairman WAPDA Lt Gen Muhammad Saeed (Retd), during a two-day visit, reviewed in detail the construction progress on key sites of Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme (K-IV Project) being constructed by WAPDA on behalf of the Federal Government to cater for water needs of Karachi - economic hub and the largest city of the country.
The key work fronts visited by the Chairman included intake structure and pumping stations at Keenjhar Lack in district Thatta, water conveyance system comprising high-pressurised pipelines from Keenjhar Lack to Karachi and one of the filtration plants at Karachi.
During the visit, the General Manager and Project Director along with the Contractors and the Consultants briefed the Chairman about site as well as contract-wise progress, key targets and their completion schedules. K-IV Project has been divided in eight contract packages for its completion on fast-track basis. At present, construction work is in progress on all key sites of these contract packages. The overall physical progress on the Project is 64 percent with a spending of Rs. 86 billion. WAPDA stands committed to completing the K-IV during 2026 provided the funds are made available accordingly. The briefing also encompassed current financial status and funding requirements for the Project in the days to come.
The Chairman, highlighting the critical significance of the Project for Karachi, urged upon the Contractors to expedite the pace of work by deploying additional resources to match the timelines. The Contractor, working on Pipeline-2 (PL-2), in particular, needs to catch-up the construction schedule of the respective contract package. The Chairman directed the Project Team to be in close liaison with Government of Sindh for smooth implementation of the Project. He expressed hope, the Provincial Government will complete Water Distribution/Augmentation Project in time, so that benefits of the K-IV could be fully accrued.
K-IV Project envisages to provide 650 million gallon per day (MGD) water to Karachi from Keenjhar Lake. The Project is planned to be completed in two phases. At present, WAPDA is constructing Phase-I of the Project for supplying 260 MGD water to Karachi. The subsequent phases, when implemented, will add another 390 MGD water to the system.
Project 64% complete, work continues on all important sites, 86 billion rupees has been spent so far.
Chairman WAPDA Lieutenant General Muhammad Saeed (Retired) visited the project, inspected the construction work.
Chairman WAPDA Lieutenant General Muhammad Saeed (Retd) paid a two-day visit to Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme (K4 Project) and inspected the construction work at the main sites of the project. Among the mentioned sites, there are an under-construction intake structure and two pumping stations on Kenjhar Lake located in District Thatta, Kenjhar.
There are major construction sites on water transfer system consisting of high-pressure pipelines from the lake to Karachi and an under-construction filtrish plant in Karachi. It is noteworthy that the federal government has commissioned WAPDA to meet the water needs in Karachi city. He was assigned the responsibility of constructing the four project.
General Manager and Project Director briefed Chairman Wapda along with Consultants and Contractors on each contract package completed so far, future targets and schedule of completion. K4 Project for faster completion. Co has been divided into eight different contract packages, and construction work is underway on major sites of all packages.
The project is 64% completed and has been spent on Rs 86 billion so far. If the necessary funds are allocated, WAPDA will plan this project. May complete during 2026. Financial progress and future financial needs were also discussed during the briefing.
Mentioning the importance of the K4 project for Karachi city, Chairman WAPDA urged contractors to accelerate construction work by ensuring availability of additional resources so that construction targets can be achieved on time. He emphasized that the pipe Specific work on the contract package of Line 2 needs to be accelerated. Chairman instructed the project team to maintain close and effective contact with the Sindh government during the construction of the project. He expressed hope that the provincial government will distribute water in Karachi city. K will complete the plan to expand the system as soon as possible to fully benefit from the K4 project.
The K4 project has been designed to provide Karachi city with 650 million gallons of water per day. The project will be completed in two phases. Currently, WAPDA is working on the first phase of the K4 project, which will provide Karachi with 260 million gallons of daily water upon completion. Karachi will be able to provide 390 million gallons of water daily when the second phase of the K4 project is constructed.
Earlier, Chairman WAPDA also visited all worksites of the Nai Gaj Dam Project in District Dadu, Sindh. The purpose of his visit was to assess the situation at the project site and to set out a schedule for resuming construction work on the project, which There is a disruption from February 2025, due to several reasons. These reasons include the contractor's return to court, extremely slow pace of construction work in the past and financial issues. General Manager Projects South Wapda, Project Director and Consultants were also present at the visit of Chairman Wapda. تھے۔
28 thousand 800 acres of barren land will be cultivated upon completion of the Nai Gaj Dam project. Thanks to the project, the locals will get 4
Decimal 2 MW cheapness electricity will also be provided.
'WAPDA to Complete K-IV Project During 2026 Subject to Availability of Funds'
November 29, 2025: Chairman WAPDA Lt Gen Muhammad Saeed (Retd), during a two-day visit, reviewed in detail the construction progress on key sites of Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme (K-IV Project) being constructed by WAPDA on behalf of the Federal Government to cater for water needs of Karachi - economic hub and the largest city of the country.
The key work fronts visited by the Chairman included intake structure and pumping stations at Keenjhar Lack in district Thatta, water conveyance system comprising high-pressurised pipelines from Keenjhar Lack to Karachi and one of the filtration plants at Karachi.
During the visit, the General Manager and Project Director along with the Contractors and the Consultants briefed the Chairman about site as well as contract-wise progress, key targets and their completion schedules. K-IV Project has been divided in eight contract packages for its completion on fast-track basis. At present, construction work is in progress on all key sites of these contract packages. The overall physical progress on the Project is 64 percent with a spending of Rs. 86 billion. WAPDA stands committed to completing the K-IV during 2026 provided the funds are made available accordingly. The briefing also encompassed current financial status and funding requirements for the Project in the days to come.
The Chairman, highlighting the critical significance of the Project for Karachi, urged upon the Contractors to expedite the pace of work by deploying additional resources to match the timelines. The Contractor, working on Pipeline-2 (PL-2), in particular, needs to catch-up the construction schedule of the respective contract package. The Chairman directed the Project Team to be in close liaison with Government of Sindh for smooth implementation of the Project. He expressed hope, the Provincial Government will complete Water Distribution/Augmentation Project in time, so that benefits of the K-IV could be fully accrued.
K-IV Project envisages to provide 650 million gallon per day (MGD) water to Karachi from Keenjhar Lake. The Project is planned to be completed in two phases. At present, WAPDA is constructing Phase-I of the Project for supplying 260 MGD water to Karachi. The subsequent phases, when implemented, will add another 390 MGD water to the system.
PK781
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extremely sad and tragic, as a parent its the worst fear for your children....i have no words to describe my anguish
jis mulk mei gutter ke dhakkan b loag utha ke baich dein for money, wahan kya expect kerain?
CORRUPTION (financial, moral, ethics) has destroyed Pakistan......the culprits are never brought to justice. May Allah bless the departed child soul and reunite him with his parents in Paradise(when they all eventually meet)
jis mulk mei gutter ke dhakkan b loag utha ke baich dein for money, wahan kya expect kerain?
CORRUPTION (financial, moral, ethics) has destroyed Pakistan......the culprits are never brought to justice. May Allah bless the departed child soul and reunite him with his parents in Paradise(when they all eventually meet)
Olympus81
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While Karachi generates the highest revenue for Pakistan undoubtedly, however I don’t think the numbers are as high as 65%.
There are deep rooted issues with the city. The powers that be wouldn’t want to lose their grip on Karachi nor on a federal level give Karachi more representation (transparent census of Karachi would translate into more representation which powers that be wouldn’t want).
There are deep rooted issues with the city. The powers that be wouldn’t want to lose their grip on Karachi nor on a federal level give Karachi more representation (transparent census of Karachi would translate into more representation which powers that be wouldn’t want).
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