Pakistan, Oct. 15 -- The impact of sea intrusion is worsening along Sindh's coastline, putting the lives and livelihoods of local fishermen at risk. In Keti Bander and nearby areas, communities face the constant struggle of rising seawater and land erosion. Fishermen returning from the Arabian Sea say that freshwater from the Indus River brings hope, as it boosts fish growth when it meets the sea. For them, seasonal floods are a blessing that push the sea back and revive marine life.

However, this relief is short-lived. The once-thriving coastal belt of Sindh is now facing rapid submersion. Nearly half of Keti Bander's land is already underwater, while Kharochan city has almost disappeared. The Sindh authorities confirm that 29 out of 32...