Rawalpindi Faces Severe Water Shortage Amidst Summer Heat

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Rawalpindi and its cantonment areas are experiencing an acute water shortage during peak summer.
Residents accuse civic authorities of failing to address the crisis, with some areas receiving water only on alternate days and facing inflated prices from private tanker operators.

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Rawalpindi and its cantonment areas are experiencing an acute water shortage during peak summer. Residents accuse civic authorities of failing to address the crisis, with some areas receiving water only on alternate days and facing inflated prices from private tanker operators.

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