Karachi, Pakistan, is currently grappling with a severe gas crisis as unannounced load-shedding has persisted for over a week. Many families wake up to find no gas for cooking, leading to reliance on roadside eateries and long queues at LPG outlets. For instance, Muhammad Akhtar, a resident of Sultanabad, expressed frustration after waiting for half an hour at an LPG shop only to be told that cylinders would arrive late. This crisis is not only affecting meal preparations but also disrupting students' study routines as they contend with simultaneous shortages of gas, power, and water. The Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) has rejected claims of widespread disruption, stating that it is balancing limited resources to meet demands from the power and fertilizer sectors. However, opposition leaders have criticized both SSGC and the Sindh government, labeling the situation as a sign of inefficiency and incompetence. They are calling for immediate action to restore gas supply and improve the gas network, as many residents continue to adapt their routines in hopes of a resolution.