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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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Rain and Snowfall Expected Across Pakistan as Weather Changes
Rain and snow expected across Pakistan from today to Dec 8, including Murree, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and parts of KPK. Cold winds likely in Sindh, Balochistan, and Punjab.
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Sri Lanka Floods Leave Four Children Dead, Thousands Displaced as Storm Heads Towards India
Sri Lanka’s Flood Crisis • 4 children drowned, 4 missing in flash floods. • 250,000+ displaced by torrential rains. • Storm moves towards India’s Tamil Nadu, expected to intensify. Experts link increasing floods to climate change. Relief efforts are underway as Sri Lanka seeks to recover from the devastation.
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Interior Minister, World Bank Collaborate on Anti-Smog Plan for Islamabad
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and World Bank’s Najy Benhassine join forces to tackle rising smog levels in Islamabad.
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Punjab Government Eases Smog Restrictions, Construction, and Kiln Operations Allowed
Punjab relaxes smog restrictions further, permitting construction work and kiln operations in four districts. Government offices now operating with full staff capacity.
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Punjab Government Reopens Schools Amid Improved Air Quality
Schools in Punjab to reopen from November 20 as air quality improves. Restrictions on outdoor activities and mask mandate remain in place.
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