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Murtaza Wahab connects rainfall to climate change, quoting damage in KP, GB, AJK

Karachi: Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab on Wednesday said the city’s recent rainfall was part of the broader challenge of climate change, which has also caused destruction in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir in recent days. By tackling a press conference, he said global warming and climate change was a reality and a test for […]

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Traffic Discharge continues with Karachi rolling from rain demand

Traffic derivations continued over Karachi on Wednesday, when Metropolis rolled from the wake of record monkey rain yesterday, which claimed at least eight lives, left several neighborhoods flooded, disturbed power supply and damaged roads. Regneliefilling continued throughout the night, and by Wednesday morning Sharah-E-Faisal was mostly cleared, like Shahrah-E-Bhutto. Korangi, which crossed near Qayyuman bath,

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Generous compensation revealed to flood victims’ heirs

Peshawar: The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government has started the process of compensating flood victims under a special package, said adviser to Chief Minister on Information Muhammad Ali Saif. The compensation package has doubled, he said, adding that compensation for those who lost their lives in floods was increased from RS1 million to RS2 million. SAIF further stated

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Karachi goes under water

Southern parts of the country, including Karachi, who had so far escaped the worst of the monsoon, were rained on Tuesday by heavy rain, which played destruction with the provincial metropolis, killed at least eight people, flooded all the key roads, immersed undercuts and paralyzed all life segments. The rain, which began in the first

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