1 week Ago By Imran Malik
According to the weather office, Karachi is about to face a severe heat wave, with temperatures expected to soar up to 40°C—well above the seasonal average. From April 20 to 23, the city will experience extreme heat and humidity, with little relief even at night. The absence of sea breezes will make outdoor conditions unbearable.
On Friday, Karachi recorded a high of 34.3°C, which rose to between 36°C and 38°C on Saturday. Other cities in Sindh were even hotter, with Dadu hitting 46.
5°C and Larkana reaching 45.6°C. The Met Office has issued a public advisory, urging caution—particularly for children, the elderly, and women.
The guidelines include avoiding direct sunlight during peak hours, staying well hydrated, and wearing light, breathable clothing. In response to the rising temperatures, religious leaders and opposition figure Ali Khorshidi have called for discussions on taking legal action against K-Electric over deaths linked to heat-related power outages. Khorshidi pointed to prolonged power cuts as a major concern.
Authorities in Karachi must act swiftly to protect the most vulnerable from the worsening heat waves this summer. Nuclear Iran HABIB UR RAHMAN, Karachi. Tags: karachi braces.
