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The Met Department has issued a warning for a heat wave in Karachi from May 29 to 31, with temperatures expected to soar between 40 and 42 degrees Celsius. In several districts in Sindh temperatures could be 6 to 8 degrees higher than normal.

Glaciers rapidly melting, risk of forest fires exacerbated due to harsh weather.

ISLAMABAD: The National Disaster Management Authority (NMDA), Thursday, while urging the people to avoid unnecessary...

The Pakistan judiciary is facing unprecedented political interference in its jurisdiction. Despite its crucial role in upholding the country’s stability and integrity, the judiciary is being...

KARACHI, May 23 (APP):The first flight carrying 205 stranded students in Kyrgyzstan here arrived at Jinnah International Airport from Bishkek on Thursday

CM Murad, who received them at airport, says Sindh govt to bear expenses of repatriating remaining students.

26 districts in three provinces severely affected by searing heatwave: Romina

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah receives students at Jinnah International Airport

Groundwater recharge dams in Sindh’s most arid areas have already run dry; urban areas facing shortages due to prolonged loadshedding.

Orchard owners hope for fair prices against decent fruit quality despite an earlier-than-usual harvest schedule.