The Meteorological Department has released a new alert, predicting heavy monsoon rains across several regions of Pakistan in the coming days.
These rains are expected to affect southern parts of the country, particularly Sindh, Balochistan, and Punjab, starting tomorrow evening.
Significant rainfall is forecasted from tomorrow until August 18, impacting areas like Sibbi, Harnai, and Ziarat in Balochistan, as well as Sukkur, Shikarpur, and Karachi in Sindh.
Additionally, heavy showers are anticipated in northern regions, including central Punjab and upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, continuing until August 20.
The ongoing rains raise concerns about potential flooding, with urban areas in Sindh and Balochistan at particular risk.
The disaster management authority has issued warnings about possible flash floods, especially in Karachi and surrounding regions.
The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) of Punjab has also forecasted further rains across the province until August 18, with a focus on urban flood risks in Lahore, Rawalpindi, and other key cities.
In response, emergency preparations have been ordered across all relevant departments, with continuous monitoring of the situation.
Meanwhile, a flood warning has been issued for the Chenab River, where water levels are expected to rise sharply within the next 24 hours, putting areas like Marala and Qadirabad at risk.
Public safety remains a priority, with local administrations in flood-prone areas urged to stay alert, activate emergency control rooms, and coordinate evacuations if necessary..
Real-time updates and guidance are being provided to ensure public safety during this weather event.
