Contaminated Water Brings Life-Threatening Risk in Pakistan

Lack of clean water facilities and sanitation is a global crisis. Each country on the planet, from the richest to the poorest, face this problem. Even though the extents of the severity of the predicament vary from place to place and time to time, it nevertheless exists in all instances.

Karachi is perhaps one of the most ancient cities in the world. Since it is a natural harbour, it has long been favoured by humans for economic purposes. Even today, in the modern era, Karachi, due to its active port facilities, generates the highest amount of wealth for the country of Pakistan.

Pakistan’s largest metropolitan centre. Karachi generates the highest revenues in all departments, in the entire country. It is noteworthy that this port-city accounts for PKR 980 billion in tax returns, according to the Federal Board of Revenue.

It is truly remarkable how far science has bought us today. Due to the technological advancements that took place over the last century, we know of a world unknown and unfathomed by our ancestors.

Teething can start in infants as early as 2 months. But while it can start really early, the actual baby tooth or teeth would only appear after reaching their sixth month.

The Pakistani economy cannot be classified as a developed one. It is a struggling state and has been in this condition since its inception in 1947.

The mankind has evolved immensely in billions of years since the time it has been in this universe. From walking barefoot to travelling in aero planes and other inventions, we have come a long way.

The human heart is one truly remarkable organ. It is responsible for supplying oxygen and nutrients to all the tissues and cells present in the body.

Pakistan found its place on the world map on 14th of August 1947 and since then the government and its people have been trying to improve the overall living conditions of the country.

Pakistan is a developing country that has been struggling with various issues since its inception in 1947. Since the country is not economically developed yet and since there are several issues within the ruling elite, e.g. corruption and resource misallocation, Pakistan has been struggling with infrastructure development.