This period of intense wave of heat will be more dangerous than the previous year
Islamabad … News Time
This summer is going to be expressed fears the intense heat in different parts of the country and in certain areas because of heat wave temperatures will reach 50 degrees Celsius. This period of intense heat wave will continue through the first week of June will be more dangerous than the previous year. Meteorological Department Director General Dr Ghulam Rasool said while talking to The Express Tribune the heat wave that hit central and southern regions of the country will be and while little rain in these areas, while in the month of May there will be experiencing extreme heat. Intense heat wave to severe heat or rain will be increased, which will be much higher than last year, It would also cause a change in the wind, which will stop the winds coming from the sea. He is also very hot weather due to climate change worldwide and we can see the effects of climate change on Pakistan for the last many years. He feared being said that given the weather situation the first week of the month of Ramadan will have to face a very hot and dry weather the monsoon is expected to gradually reduce the heat due to start in mid-June. According to Meteorological Department Director General must now take precautions to avoid living in the central and southern parts of the country from extreme hot weather otherwise, they may suffer severe (Head Wave). In Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Hazara divisions, Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan areas of Dr. Ghulam Rasool as the rains began last month. Meanwhile, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) spokesman said Ahmad Kamal NDMA is in full contact with the Met Office and to alert the relevant authorities in the country and was directed to take all possible steps to deal with the intense heat. NDMA time with regard to precautions in extreme hot weather, earthquakes, landslides and other natural disasters in the some documentation is busy making movies which will be shown in different TV channels. Documentation will guide people to keep themselves safe from the face of natural disasters and weather through movies.
