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The Lahore High Court has expressed concern over falling water levels, leading to drought-like conditions in Pakistan. Justice Shahid Karim emphasized the need for a state of emergency to address the water crisis, urging the prevention of water wastage. The Punjab government has established a committee to tackle the issue, but the court criticized excessive water use at car washes. The court ordered a crackdown, fines, and demanded a report on drought conditions.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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