Pakistan, May 30 -- Sindh continues to face a significant water shortage as the Indus River System Authority (Irsa) has decided to maintain its policy of equalising water shortages between Punjab and Sindh despite objections from the provincial government.

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According to irrigation officials, Sindh has been experiencing an overall water shortage of 22 per cent for the past ten days. The province has formally raised concerns over Irsa's decision, arguing that excess water received during unusual rainfall events earlier this year should not be deducted from its share under the 1991 Water Apportionment Accord.

Irsa Director Operations Khalid Idrees Rana said the authority is adjusting ...