In this photo taken earlier, a child takes a walk down the watery road in Nanakwara. Several roads including many parts of the Sharae Faisal were inundated with water. PHOTO: REUTERS
Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) had anticipated light and moderate rainfall with gusty winds in most cities and towns of Upper Sindh during the next 24 hours.
However, the pre-monsoon currents from Arabian Sea, approaching the rest of the country, also soaked Karachi today.
Citizens are reportedly travelling to the beach to enjoy the pleasant weather.
Express News reported that some areas lost electricity after the rain started.
PMD Director-General Arif Mehmood while speaking to The Express Tribune had said that the pre-monsoon rains, which had begun in Lahore, Sahiwal, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi and Islamabad in second week of June, would continue till around June 16.
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Rain comes from Al-Mighty Allah and it is good for the agriculture, as well as it also beat the heat.
@Ali Zaid: Its KESC. WAPDA does not exist in KHI.
And when and where was this picture taken btw .. It drizzled in most areas, and that caused flooding in the streets .. Are you serious ?!
Punjab is eating up Karachi's share of rain as well! (/sarcasm)
and how much share is left :)
Alhamdulillah !!
Every rain bring loads of curses for KESC and WAPDA.
Atlast, Karachi wont blame Punjab of taking their rain as well!!
There's nothing like the rain in Karachi!