KARACHI – The moonsoon system will enter in Sindh on Tuesday and light rain is expected in Karachi as well as other parts of country.
According to Pakistan Meteorological Department (MET), rain is expected in next 24 hours in different parts of Sindh including Karachi. Light rain in Karachi on Monday turned the weather pleasant.
People of Karachi suffered from worst heatwaves and hot temperature. Hot weather and un-scheduled load shedding took the lives of many citizens of Karachi.
According to sources, during the last 24 hours some 1500 people were hospitalized in different hospitals in Karachi in the wake of heat wave from sun, and reportedly 266 have died during last 24 hours.
According to credible data taken from hospitals in Karachi, some 58 people have been died since morning this day.
More than 38 patients have been brought to Abbasi hospital in Karachi, and other 58 brought to the Jinnah hospital since morning.
In the Sindh Government’s new Karachi hospital more than 9 people died since morning.
Number of people died in Abbasi hospital in Karachi are 58, in Jinnah hospital Karachi are 143, while in Civil Hospital Karachi are 35.
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