Cyclone Biparjoy 'slowed down', won't make landfall until after dusk - Pakistan
Sherry Rehman says cyclone's core remain's intense; at a distance of about 230km south of Karachi, 235km south Thatta and 155km south-southwest of Keti Bandar.
Stay updated with breaking news from Matiari. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Sherry Rehman says cyclone's core remain's intense; at a distance of about 230km south of Karachi, 235km south Thatta and 155km south-southwest of Keti Bandar.
Sherry Rehman says cyclone's core remain's intense; at a distance of about 230km south of Karachi, 235km south Thatta and 155km south-southwest of Keti Bandar.
Sherry Rehman says cyclone's core remain's intense; at a distance of about 220km south of Karachi, 210km south Thatta and 130km south-southwest of Keti Bandar.
PMD says Biparjoy likely to cross between Keti Bandar and India’s Gujarat during next “two to six hours”; rains reported across Sindh.
Indian weather office says "landfall process is continuing and by midnight it will be completely over the land"; PMD chief meteorologist says cyclone has not directly hit any areas in Pakistan yet.