Abstract
Water scarcity is an escalating challenge globally, particularly in developing countries like Pakistan. Healthcare and educational institutions require an uninterrupted and safe water supply to sustain clinical, academic, and residential operations. This review highlights the significance of water storage, crisis management strategies, and sustainable practices, with a focus on Rawalpindi Medical University (RMU) as a case study. It discusses infrastructure, environmental relevance, and policy implications in light of recent literature.

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