A plan to clean one of Karachi’s major stormwater channels, Nehr-e-Khayyam in Clifton, has stalled two years because the Sindh government and NGOs are accusing each other of delays. Nehr-e-Khayyam is about 10 feet deep and one kilometer long and runs from the Clifton underpass to Boat Basin in a real estate hotspot. It is full of sewage and garbage from Gizri and adjacent areas even though its original job was to take rainwater into the sea. It was 150 feet wide, but encroachments on its banks have reduced it to 60 feet. Plots were carved out of it and it took a Supreme Court order in 2018 to stop further destruction. In 2019, PANI and the government signed an agreement to get it
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