Met Office says a strong high-pressure system developing in upper atmosphere is likely to trigger moderate to severe heatwave conditions across most districts of Sindh from June 8 to June 12

MET office warns that under intense weather conditions due to monsoon season, fragile structures such as makeshift houses, electric poles, vehicles and solar panels might be at risk of damage

Thunderstorms, rain are expected in Karachi on July 19 as per official weather advisory

A western disturbance is currently affecting upper and central regions of Pakistan, with its impact now extending to southern areas including Sindh  

DIG Hyderabad says SSP Hyderabad Fakhar Lanjar’s leave has been approved, and in his absence, SSP Tando Muhammad Khan has been given additional charge

Pakistan Metrological Department says deep depression (DD, a very strong low-pressure area) has been slowly moving westward and southwestward over the past 12 hours from the Rann of Kutch in India, and is now approximately 270 kilometers southeast of Karachi

The National disaster Management Authority.says the system is forecasted to further weaken into a Depression state by Friday evening.

Biparjoy has intensified further and is expected to make landfall along the south-southeastern coast of Sindh and the adjoining Gujarat coast in India.

Syed Naveed Qamar says neither Pakistan has defaulted in the past nor it will happen so in the future.

Karachi and other districts may experience urban flooding as a result of heavy rainfall starting from 2nd July.