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.
Assailants set fire to two water tanker trucks in Muqur, Badghis, Afghanistan, killing one driver, wounding two others and destroying the two trucks. No group claims responsibility, although the Taliban is widely believed to be responsible.
Thousands of farmers breach security and storm the area of Hirakud dam to protest allocation of water to industry. Minor injuries are reported during the conflict between the farmers and police.
The Kajaki Dam has been the scene of major fighting between Taliban and NATO forces, mainly British and Dutch. The Taliban is attempting to make it impossible to work on reconstruction of the dam and power lines to boost output.
Water supply is disrupted when a water pipeline and nearby gas pipeline are blown up in Pakistan.
On Sunday morning, in Marawara, Konar, Afghanistan, assailants detonate an improvised explosive device targeting a civilian water truck, wounding four civilians and damaging one truck. No group claims responsibility.
In October, the Taliban threatens to blow up Warsak Dam, the main water supply for Peshawar, during a government offensive in the region.
A driver of a water tanker truck owned by an aid agency is killed while driving. Local officials place blame on Taliban militants.
Unidentified persons detonate a socket bomb in front of the drinking water office in Tripureshwor. No casualties or damage are reported, and no group claims responsibility.
At Kachhi canal project in Lund Nullah near Sui, Balochistan Province, Pakistan, unknown assailants detonate an explosive device destroying a tube well. No casualties or motive are reported. No group claims responsibility.