Sindh invites Chinese firm to lay a 100km Karachi water pipeline
At the HBSZ facility in Wuhan, Murad Ali Shah invited a Chinese firm to lay a water pipeline of more than 100 kilometres in Karachi. The firm said it would take the work on.
Murad Ali Shah invited a Chinese company at the HBSZ facility in Wuhan to build a water pipeline of more than 100 kilometres in Karachi.
He said laying should begin as soon as possible, and the company said it was willing to do the work.
Irrigation Minister Jam Khan Shoro joined the visit, which also covered new Sukkur Barrage gates and preparations for 100 canal gates.
Of 54 river gates, 44 are replaced and active; 10 are fabricated and due to ship to Sukkur. Restoration began on 24 February 2023 and is due by 30 June 2027.