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An estimated 2,600 houses and other structures fall within 30 feet of the Orangi Nullah’s way on both sides, an NED University survey has indicated to the Sindh government. The university team undertook a hydrologic and hydraulic analysis of the nullah as part of a greater study on all of Karachi’s stormwater drains. This NED report is not necessarily final.

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