The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast light rain in Karachi on Monday, April 6, as a westerly weather system continues to affect various parts of the country.
According to the Met Office, the system of westerly winds is expected to enter Balochistan and may bring light to moderate rain to Karachi, accompanied by thunder and lightning.
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The forecast comes after deadly rain-related incidents struck the city on April 2.
At least six people lost their lives, and three others were injured during the heavy showers, according to ARY News.
In Golimar, a rickshaw driver named Irshad died when a house wall collapsed on him.
In Surjani Town, a young man and a 12-year-old girl named Dua died from electrocution inside their homes.
Another man, Abdul Wali, also lost his life due to electrocution near a hotel in PIB Colony.
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Additional incidents were reported in Ahsanabad, where a laborer died on the Super Highway, and on MA Jinnah Road, where another man was electrocuted.
In Orangi Town, three children were injured when a wall collapsed.
These tragic events have highlighted the ongoing safety risks in Karachi during rainfall, particularly caused by exposed electrical wiring and weakened structures in several areas of the city.
Residents have been urged to take extra precautions during the upcoming rain and remain aware of potential hazards.
Weather data for this report has been obtained from the official website of the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD). To stay informed about current weather in Karachi, visit TOK Weather Page
