PHA's Water Container Initiative for Birds in Hot Weather

In a proactive move, the Parks and Horticulture Authority (PHA) has placed water containers in public parks and other locations to provide drinking water for birds during the hot weather. This initiative aims to ensure that birds and other animals have access to water to stay hydrated and cool in the extreme temperatures.

The strategic placement of water containers in all public parks and flyovers in Rawalpindi city is a crucial step to protect birds from the harsh effects of the weather. Statistics show that birds often suffer from severe heat and dehydration due to the lack of water, especially in urban areas where they seek refuge in parks and under flyovers.

Without access to water, birds are forced to search for hydration sources, leading to exhaustion and, tragically, fatalities. Recognizing the importance of providing water to animals in need, the PHA's initiative is a commendable effort to address the challenges faced by birds during the scorching summer months.

The installation of water containers in parks and green spaces not only helps birds survive the heatwave but also contributes to their overall well-being. This thoughtful gesture by the PHA serves as a reminder of the importance of caring for our feathered friends and ensuring their welfare during challenging weather conditions.