Brewing water shortage.

The 2020 floods in Pakistan have left a lasting impact on the country, with possible water shortages - of about 27% to 35% - being one of the most significant concerns in the aftermath of the disaster. The floods, triggered by heavy monsoon rains, affected millions of people, destroyed infrastructure and caused widespread damage to crops and livestock.

The disruption of water supply and infrastructure has left many communities struggling to access clean and safe water, and this situation is likely to persist for months. This shortage is not only affecting human health but is also having devastating consequences for agriculture, which accounts for a significant portion of Pakistan's economy. The impact on agriculture has been severe, with many crops destroyed or damaged. This will not only affect the income of farmers but also result in a shortage of food in the country. Despite the alarming situation, provincial governments do not seem to be on the same page with regard to distribution of water and to make...