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No rainwater accumulated anywhere in Karachi, says adviser - Pakistan

While the Sindh government claims all was well after Monday’s rainfall, the state of the main road in Old Golimar on Tuesday, which was paved recently, tells another tale. Fahim Siddiqi/White Star KARACHI: Sindh government spokesperson and Adviser for Law, Environment and Coastal Development Barrister Murtaza Wahab said on Tuesday that it rained all over the city on Monday, which was good for the environment, and despite the rain no water had accumulated anywhere. Though the Meteorological department had not forecast rain, the local government of the city was active, he added, while speaking at a press conference in the Sindh Assembly building.

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No rainwater accumulated anywhere in city, says adviser - Newspaper

While the Sindh government claims all was well after Monday’s rainfall, the state of the main road in Old Golimar on Tuesday, which was paved recently, tells another tale. Fahim Siddiqi/White Star KARACHI: Sindh government spokesperson and Adviser for Law, Environment and Coastal Development Barrister Murtaza Wahab said on Tuesday that it rained all over the city on Monday, which was good for the environment, and despite the rain no water had accumulated anywhere. Though the Meteorological department had not forecast rain, the local government of the city was active, he added, while speaking at a press conference in the Sindh Assembly building.

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Unexpected monsoon shower causes agony to citizens with power cuts, inundated roads

Unexpected monsoon shower causes agony to citizens with power cuts, inundated roads July 13, 2021 An unexpected spell of monsoon rain on early Monday morning in Karachi surprised both the citizens as well as weather pundits as most of the city areas received light to moderate showers, resulting in inundation of low-lying areas, accumulation of water on major roads and power cuts in many areas of the city. The rain started around 7am in most of the areas on Monday morning. Around three to four millimetres (mm) of rain was recorded in the first spell except for Gulshan-e-Hadeed where 17 mm was recorded. The intermittent rain continued till noon, during which different areas received 20 to 35mm of rainfall, Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) officials said.

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Karachi administrator hopes city will fare better during this year s rainfall - Pakistan

Karachi administrator hopes city will fare better during this year s rainfall - Pakistan
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MoU signed for better facilities at Abbasi Shaheed Hospital

MoU signed for better facilities at Abbasi Shaheed Hospital City administrator says support of private sector is being sought PHOTO: FILE KARACHI: Karachi Administrator Laeeq Ahmed said on Thursday that all possible steps were being taken to provide better medical facilities to citizens. Arrangements are being made to ensure that necessary and sensitive areas have the services of expert and experienced staff, said Ahmed as the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation and the Karachi Institute of Kidney Diseases Association signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on Thursday. Support of the private sector is sought to ensure the constant availability of modern equipment and machinery in hospitals, he said.

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