Two Chinese engineers working on a dam and a canal in Waziristan, Pakistan, are kidnapped by Pakistani militants seeking the release of six Pakistani comrades. During a rescue attempt, one of the two engineers is shot and killed, while the other is brought to safety.
Several attacks with rockets and other explosives on pipelines that supply water to a gas plant in Dera Bugti, Pakistan, disrupt gas production.
A driver of a water tanker truck owned by an aid agency is killed while driving. Local officials place blame on Taliban militants.
Six civilians die and approximately 30 others are injured when two suicide bombers attack the building of the Energy and Water Department in Khost City, Afghanistan.
A group of four employees of a construction company in Kunar province, Afghanistan are kidnapped by the Taliban. The kidnappers also destroy a water tank during the attack.
Two people driving a water tank in Pakistan are shot and killed. They had delivered water to security forces along the Afghan border.
A group of around 200 people attack the home residence of Kamlesh Kumar Singh, the Jharkhand Water Resources Minister, in Kamgarpur, Palamu District, India. The minister is not home during the attack.
Two bombs detonate at a water collection point near a village in India. No one is injured from the explosions.
Three police officers are injured after a bomb explodes from underneath a water truck in Vavuniya District, Sri Lanka.
Water and gas pipelines in Pir Koh, Pakistan are destroyed, disrupting the delivery of these supplies to nearby communities. The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) takes responsibility for the explosion.