ISLAMABAD: On the one hand, Corona havoc in Pakistan is increasing continuously, right there in the city of Karachi, the chain of different incidents related to rain is constantly increasing. Due to which at least 7 people have lost their lives. According to the report of the news agency, a week after the scorching heat, the monsoon has started showing its color in Karachi. During this first monsoon rains have affected more than 20 million people on the port city. Due to heavy rain, 7 people died due to falling of trees.

43 mm rainfall recorded: According to Pakistan Meteorological Department, the city has recorded rainfall up to 43 mm. This rain has upset everyone with its color and havoc in those areas where strong winds were blowing.

Water filled in low-lying areas: Rescue teams said that rain water has entered the water in many low-lying areas of the city, due to which the residents there are facing trouble.

Stoppage of heavy rain: Road traffic has been banned in many areas on submerged highways and other roads. Electric poles were also uprooted in many areas of the city, due to which there was no electricity for hours.

Provincial Disaster Management Authority issued Chetwani: It is also being said that the Provincial Disaster Management Authority of Sindh Province has issued an alert for urban flooding in the city and other areas. For information, let us tell that the city of Karachi is located. The authority said that there is a possibility of heavy rains in the province due to the monsoon and residents of urban areas and concerned departments should be vigilant and advised necessary precautionary measures during the forecast period to prevent any unfortunate incident. Pakistan Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rains for the next two days. It has been learned that already Pakistan is facing the Corona crisis. The problem created due to heavy rains in Ace has increased people's problems.

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