The redesign of Pakistan's rivers has been a controversial issue in recent years due to its potential environmental and social impacts. The project aims to redirect the flow of rivers to alleviate water scarcity and improve agriculture in certain areas, but experts have raised concerns about the potential negative effects on ecosystems, wildlife, and local communities. Some of the potential consequences include water pollution, soil salinity, and displacement of people living near the rivers. The project is still underway, and the full extent of its impacts will only be known in the coming years. However, the current situation highlights the need for careful consideration of the consequences of large-scale infrastructure projects before they are implemented.

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