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Sindh’s labourers and daily-wage workers, who must toil in the heat to earn food for their families, have no choice but to brave oppressive conditions.

The BMC has levied around Rs.54.68 lakh penalty on contractors involved in desilting work for failing to complete works as per schedule. A fine of Rs. 2.5 lakh was recently imposed on contractors for lagging desilting work in Irla nullah in Juhu and Chamdawadi nullah at Bandra.

(CTN News) - According to the Punjab Disaster Management Authority, there will be a heatwave in Punjab until Monday, when temperatures may rise as high as 45

India News: The Bombay High Court allowed ongoing demolition work for widening of the Mithi River in Mumbai to proceed, denying a stay plea by occupants of reside

Heatwave continues to bake parts of the country with mercury rising to as high as 50°C on Sunday. Various cities saw temperature climbing to 40°C and above. As per the Pakistan...

Pakistanis have been left sweltering as the prevailing heatwave continues to grip various parts of countries with temperatures reaching up to 50°C on Sunday.Several cities have witnessed mercury reaching well...

As part of the pre-monsoon preparations spearheaded by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), significant progress has been made in removing silt from drains across the city.

Officials have been instructed to ensure that nullahs are cleaned repeatedly to avoid choke-ups during heavy rain.

According to the Met Office, Mohenjo Daro was the hottest place in the country, where the maximum temperature was 51°C.

The scorching heatwave persisted across major cities of Sindh, with temperatures soaring to 51 degrees Celsius on Friday. According to the Met Office,