Karachi is grappling with intense monsoon rains that have claimed at least 10 lives, with forecasts predicting more heavy downpours. The deluge has disrupted schools, businesses, and public offices, magnifying the strain on a city infrastructure ill-equipped for such extreme weather conditions.

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Citizens lashed out at authorities for blaming unprecedented weather while failing to take proper measures to tackle Karachi's monsoon rains.The downpour, described as unprecedented

Monsoon rains wreaked havoc in Karachi, reportedly causing 15 fatalities. Incidents included wall collapses, electrocutions, and a petrol pump fire. Severe urban flooding disrupted daily life, prompting Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah to call for modern drainage infrastructure to prevent future catastrophes.

Mayor warns of more showers later today; KE says power restored in several areas, efforts underway in others; schools closed as city observes public holiday.

KARACHI: Karachi’s monsoon woes continued as the death toll from rain-related incidents rose to 17 on Wednesday, following heavy downpours that began the previous day. The city experienced further rainfall overnight, exacerbating the already severe flooding and causing widespread disruption across Karachi.

KARACHI (Dunya News) – Heavy rain accompanied by strong winds resumed on the second consecutive day across various areas of Karachi on Wednesday.

KARACHI: The Sindh government has ordered a citywide shutdown for Wednesday, August 20, after fierce rains engulfed Karachi, causing urban flooding that poured into homes and killing at least

According to the statement, more than 50 to 100 millimetres of rain could fall in a short span of time. Owing to intense rainfall and inadequate drainage, the risk of urban flooding remains high in Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur and Mirpurkhas.

Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah directed all civic, rescue and traffic departments to remain on high alert. He ordered Karachi’s mayor to mobilise machinery and manpower for immediate drainage, while urging citizens to avoid unnecessary travel during heavy showers.