Coastal Megacity Karachi Is Running Out of Water (earther.com)

The Pakistani megacity of Karachi, home to more than 20 million people, is among the most water-stressed cities in the world, only able to meet half of its daily water demand. From a report: Karachi requires 1,100 million of gallons per day (mgd), but only receives 550 mgd, according to the Karachi Water and Sewerage Board (KWSB). Karachi's water is sourced from the Indus River via Keenjhar Lake, which sits more than 90 miles away from the city. The water shortage in Karachi is linked to myriad factors including climate change, mismanagement of water resources, and corruption. Most of all, however, a rising population increasing at a rate of 4.5 percent a year creates a strain on the finite water supply. Pakistan ranks in the top ten of countries worst affected by climate change, and water shortages are likely to deepen in both intensity and frequency in the coming decade.

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Couldn't happen to a nicer country

[Anonymous Coward]

The sooner they go extinct the better

Just a few facts.....so keep those downvotes away.

[Anonymous Coward]

1: Pakistanis are overwhelmingly inbred, up to 70% of the total population by most estimates.
2: Rampant interbreeding creates enormous numbers of birth defects. People of Pakistani descent account for 3% of the British population, yet over 30% of congenital birth defects due to first cousin marriages, as one example.
3: The rest of the moslem world isn't far behind (if at all).

So you now have a perfect storm of hundreds of millions of moslems breeding up like rabbits, and producing retarded offspring that will (should they live long enough) easily fall for the worst that Islam has to offer. A ready made army of retards willing to kill and die for their death cult.

Imagine the deepest recesses of Alabama in the US, multiplied a hundred or thousandfold.

Now give them nukes.