At one point, there used to be more than 60 lakes in the region. Now, there are just about 20. Construction has increased around the lakes, and authorities say all of it is not legal. The government should quickly look into it because the economy of Kamal, based chiefly on tourism, will suffer. The lake can be saved only if we get some monetary help from the central government.
Environmentalists say previous conservation efforts have been tangled in red tape.
This, they say, might be the last chance to preserve a natural wonder. The BYUH Language Center Note that this page may be printed by instructors for use in their classrooms. All Rights Reserved.