KARACHI: The All-Karachi Tankers Association on Saturday announced that they would stop supplying water to areas across the city and park their tankers in their garages and homes from May 14.

“After being given no respite despite having lodged our problems with many high-ups in the government, we have arrived at the decision to stop bringing out our tankers in order to observe a peaceful protest. None of our tankers would be seen on the road from Thursday, May 14,” stated a notification issued by the association.

Published in Dawn, May 10th, 2015

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