Karachi's vital Dhabeji pumping station faced a significant challenge on Monday as a power outage disrupted its operations, causing concerns about water supply in the city, according to ARY News.
The Dhabeji pumping station, responsible for ensuring a steady water supply across Karachi, grappled with this unexpected power breakdown. This event primarily affected a crucial 72-inch diameter water line, known as line number 5, as reported by a spokesperson from the Water Corporation.
Water Corporation officials swiftly mobilized to the site to conduct a thorough inspection, determined to uncover the root cause of this predicament. Simultaneously, the chief engineer of Bulkwater Corporation confirmed that a comprehensive effort was underway to restore the impacted water line. Their goal was to minimize any potential inconveniences that could arise from disruptions in the city's water supply.
To ensure that Karachi residents did not face prolonged water shortages, the chief engineer revealed that water supply redirection through alternative lines had already been implemented while the damaged pipe underwent necessary repairs.
This incident comes at a challenging time for Pakistan, a nation already grappling with a power crisis. Now, it must confront an additional hurdle in the form of a water shortage affecting parts of Karachi.
