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even when many countries pledged implementation 3 of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). One of the main purpose of MDGs was to provide adequate access to safe water to half of the world's population 3 till the end of 2015, but regrettably, it could not be achieved. The agenda of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) also focused to “ensure availability of 4 clean water for all”. Like other low-income countries, Pakistan is facing acute water shortages, and the available water resources in the country are loaded with toxic metals and other sorts of contaminations including 5 microbiological. The availability of supplied water in the country, is through few water filtration plants which are installed in some megacities, and they are supplying water in specific areas with undetected microorganisms. As a result, a greater majority of the population in the country is deprived of safe water 6 supply. The study by Amin et al. (2012) noted that around 70 percent of the rural population and 40-60 percent of the urban population in Pakistan are Introduction Equitable access to safe drinking water is considered one of the biggest challenges the world is facing from 1 the last few decades. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) fact sheet on water issues, around 780 million of the world's population lacks access to clean and safe drinking water, while at least 2 billion people consuming water contaminated with 2 feces, pathogens, and other toxic metals. Though United Nat ions and other development organizations have been putting in many efforts to provide safe drinking water, yet millions of people suffer with lack of access to safe water facilities, Exploring the Nexus of Water Contamination, Health Hazards and Households' Knowledge: A Pilot Study in Rawalpindi, Pakistan Yasir Mehmood, Abdul Qadar