CLEAN : Poisonous and running out: Pakistan's water crisis

The video discusses the significant impact of waterborne diseases on hospital occupancy and the socio-economic burden they impose. It highlights the lack of priority given to water issues by successive governments in Pakistan, regardless of their nature. The transcript warns of a potential future water crisis due to increasing population and urbanization if the current situation persists.

What percentage of hospital beds are estimated to be occupied by waterborne diseases?

• 30%

• 20%

• 40%

• 10%

What has been a consistent issue with successive governments in Pakistan?

• Lack of focus on education

• Neglect of water issues

• Poor healthcare management

• Inadequate infrastructure development

Which type of government in Pakistan has failed to prioritize water issues?

• Only democratic governments

• Neither type of government

• Both military and democratic governments

• Only military governments

What factors contribute to the potential future water crisis?

• Decreasing population

• Improved water sources

• Increasing urbanization

• Reduced industrial activities

What is the predicted outcome if the current water situation remains unchanged?

• An impending crisis

• A stable water supply

• Improved government policies

• A decrease in waterborne diseases