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Concrete jungle threatens mangroves on Pakistan island

Updated 23 November 2020
AFP
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Concrete jungle threatens mangroves on Pakistan island

Updated 23 November 2020
AFP

A short boat ride from the shores of Karachi, mangrove trees sprout along the quiet inlets of an uninhabited island that environmentalists say provides vital coastal protection to Pakistan's largest city.
 

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