Karachi, Pakistan – In a recent statement, Murtaza Wahab, the Mayor of Karachi and Administrator of the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC), announced that all underpasses and drains in the city have been successfully cleared. This announcement comes as a relief to the residents of Karachi, who have been bracing for the annual monsoon rains that often lead to severe urban flooding and disruption in daily life.Murtaza Wahab made the declaration while on the streets of Karachi, emphasizing the efforts made by the city administration to ensure that the city’s drainage system is fully operational.
“We are on the streets of Karachi; all underpasses and drains are clear,” Wahab stated, reassuring the public of the city’s preparedness.Efforts to Prevent Flooding:The clearing of underpasses and drains is part of a broader initiative by the Karachi administration to address the recurring issue of urban flooding during the monsoon season. In previous years, heavy rains have often led to significant waterlogging in various parts of the city, causing traffic jams, damaging property, and disrupting the lives of residents.
Wahab’s announcement indicates that proactive measures have been taken to mitigate these issues this year. The KMC, along with other municipal bodies, has been working to unclog drains and ensure that rainwater can be efficiently channeled away from residential and commercial areas.
