![the met office has predicted that the current spell with continue til thursday august 27 photo express the met office has predicted that the current spell with continue til thursday august 27 photo express](https://i.tribune.com.pk/media/images/Rain-water1598379891-0/Rain-water1598379891-0.png)
Rain emergency was imposed in Sindh on Tuesday after heavy rainfall wreaked havoc in Karachi and other parts of the province.
The current rain spell, which started around 4am in many areas, continues unabated in Karachi as the city witnesses the heaviest spell of the current monsoon system.
The PMD has also issued an urban flooding warning for the metropolis.
A general view shows road traffic during the monsoon rain in Karachi. PHOTO: REUTERS
A man stands outside his cabin shop on a flooded street during the monsoon rain in Karachi. PHOTO: REUTERS
A man swims with the help of empty canisters through a flooded road during the monsoon rain. PHOTO: REUTERS
Commuters ride past a flooded street during the monsoon rain. PHOTO: REUTERS
People gather and wait on stairs of a pedestrian bridge at a flooded street during the monsoon rain in Karachi. PHOTO: REUTERS
People wade through a flooded street with submerged vehicles during the monsoon rain in Karachi. PHOTO: REUTERS
Karachi's one of the busiest road is inundated with with rain water. PHOTO: EXPRESS
Relief operation is underway to drain rain water from Karachi's main road. PHOTO: EXPRESS
PHOTO: EXPRESSPolice man is helping the elderly man to cross the road during rain in Karachi. PHOTO: EXPRESS
This is Hyderabad after rain pic.twitter.com/x7noRi4AwN
— Ali Raza (@AliRazaTweets) August 25, 2020
#جہاں_نالاگندا_وہاں_بھٹوزندہ
— Jalal khan khaqsar PTi (@JKhaqsar) August 25, 2020
After the rain in Hyderabad yesterday, the water accumulated in different areas could not be removed yet. Water has accumulated in Station Road, Wahdat Colony, Qasimabad and Latifabad in the city. 👇@JKhaqsar pic.twitter.com/kVGrltUUzG
Badin district needs immediate attention. It´s been raining for over 24 hours. Several areas deluged. Families displaced. Agri land under knee deep water. pic.twitter.com/xCiG0wxUL4
— Sameer Mandhro (@smendhro) August 25, 2020
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