Akhtiar Khokhar

Special Correspondent

Akhtiar Khokhar is a one of the karachi-based senior journalists. He has been doing investigative reporting for Pakistan's mainstream print and electronic media for the past 33 years, especially highlighting corruption and bad governance in government institutions and development projects.

Punjab flooding diffuses surge; Southern Pakistan avoids forecasted super flood

Irrigation experts say encroachments and emergency breaches in Punjab’s Ravi, Sutlej and Chenab spread water across floodplains, reducing velocity into the Indus

Akhtiar Khokhar

Inside Sindh’s troubled waste management system

Despite spending Rs 43 billion annually, three times the cost of Lahore’s sanitation system

Govt workers in southern Pakistan delay sit-in after talks on pay, pensions

Sindh Employees Alliance threatened a Bilawal House sit-in, demanding reforms on pensions, insurance, and allowances

Karachi flood disaster: Shahrah-e-Bhutto collapse raises questions

Experts say the 39 km road built inside the river’s floodplain without a hydrological model was a disaster waiting to happen

Punjab flooding diffuses surge; Southern Pakistan avoids forecasted super flood

Irrigation experts say encroachments and emergency breaches in Punjab’s Ravi, Sutlej and Chenab spread water across floodplains, reducing velocity into the Indus

Pakistan's Sindh braces for 'super flood' threatening 1.6 million people

Water levels at upstream barrages indicate potential devastation across 15 districts threatening 1.6 million people

Akhtiar Khokhar

Inside Sindh’s troubled waste management system

Despite spending Rs 43 billion annually, three times the cost of Lahore’s sanitation system

Govt workers in southern Pakistan delay sit-in after talks on pay, pensions

Sindh Employees Alliance threatened a Bilawal House sit-in, demanding reforms on pensions, insurance, and allowances

Karachi flood disaster: Shahrah-e-Bhutto collapse raises questions

Experts say the 39 km road built inside the river’s floodplain without a hydrological model was a disaster waiting to happen

Sindh avoids super flood, but the threat isn’t over yet

Flow is now expected to remain between 600,000 and 700,000 cusecs, says former IRSA chairman

Punjab flooding diffuses surge; Southern Pakistan avoids forecasted super flood

Irrigation experts say encroachments and emergency breaches in Punjab’s Ravi, Sutlej and Chenab spread water across floodplains, reducing velocity into the Indus

Pakistan's Sindh braces for 'super flood' threatening 1.6 million people

Water levels at upstream barrages indicate potential devastation across 15 districts threatening 1.6 million people