Karachi mayor expects K-3 pipeline work completed by Sept 30

Karachi: Mayor Murtaza Wahab has said ongoing work on the K-3 water pipeline is expected to be completed by September 30. In a video shared from the project site at Lyari Naddi, the mayor showed construction activity and reviewed progress on the water-supply initiative. According to the reported update, work is continuing to meet the announced deadline. The pipeline forms part of efforts to strengthen Karachi’s water-supply infrastructure and improve the delivery of an essential municipal service. The September 30 date remains a projected completion deadline rather than confirmation that the project has been completed. Further details, including the precise scope of the current work, pipeline capacity and total project cost, were not provided in the available update.

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