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LAHORE:The per capita water availability in Pakistan has dropped from 5,650 cubic metres in 1951 to an alarmingly low level of 908 cubic metres at present, pushing the country into the ranks of nations facing water scarcity.This was stated by Water and Power Development Authority (Wapda) Chairman Muzammil Hussain during a briefing to a delegation of the National Security Workshop of the National Defence University Islamabad, which visited the Wapda House on Friday. Pakistan can store only 10% of its annual river flows whereas the average water storage capacity around the world stands at 40
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