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Drought Alert Issued as Rainfall Drops Significantly Below Normal
Pakistan faces a severe drought as rainfall drops 62% below normal in Sindh and 52% in Balochistan. Water shortages worsen in Tarbela & Mangla dams. Experts warn of escalating crisis.
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Drought Impact: Water Levels in Pakistan’s Dams Drop Further
Water crisis deepens! Due to drought, Pakistan’s water reservoirs lose 6,000 acre-feet of water. Tarbela & Mangla Dams reach dead level, while Chashma Barrage falls 1 foot below.
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Powerful Earthquake Rattles Naples' Campi Flegrei, Sparks Fear Among Residents
Breaking News: A strong earthquake hit Italy’s Campi Flegrei overnight, shaking Naples and alarming residents. Buildings were damaged, schools closed, and several people were hospitalized due to injuries and panic. Officials are monitoring the situation closely.
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Pakistan Ranked 3rd Most Polluted Country in 2024 Amid Record Smog Crisis
Pakistan ranked 3rd most polluted country in 2024, with record smog levels impacting millions. Lahore, Multan, and Peshawar among the most polluted cities.
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First Winter Rain and Snowfall Bring Chill to Karachi and Quetta
Karachi enjoys its first winter rain, cooling down the city, while Quetta experiences its first snowfall, covering the region in a blanket of white.
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Severe Cold Grips Pakistan, Gas Pressure Drops in Several Regions
From freezing rivers in Balochistan to rising cold in Karachi, Pakistan faces harsh winter conditions.
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Earthquake Tremors Shake Swat and Surrounding Areas; No Casualties Reported
Social Media Caption: Tremors from a 4.2 magnitude earthquake were felt in Swat and surrounding areas, causing citizens to rush out of buildings. Thankfully, no loss of life or property has been reported so far.
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Karachi Sees Single-Digit Temperature as Cold Intensifies
Karachi’s temperature has dropped to 9.2°C, marking the arrival of colder weather. The Meteorological Department forecasts continued cold and dry conditions over the next 24 hours.
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