The Supreme Court on Monday scheduled the hearing of the Kalabagh dam case for June 9. The hearing of the case will be conducted in the apex court’s Karachi registry. The announcement was made as the court heard a case related to environmental pollution. Water experts, including former Wapda chairmen Shamsul Mulk and Zafar Mahmood, have also been summoned to assist in finding a solution to address the water shortage issue. Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Mian Saqib Nisar observed that ending the shortage of water is a priority for the court. “We will find a legal solution to secure our children’s future,” said the chief justice and ordered scheduling of hearings for other cases related to water scarcity and construction of dams.