Lahore: Punjab Local Government Minister Zeeshan Rafique says 105 water tanks with a reported capacity of 18 million gallons are being developed across 51 cities under the Punjab Development Programme
Lahore: Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are bracing for another spell of monsoon rain from August 29 to September 5, with authorities warning of heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, urban flooding and landslides
Islamabad/Rawalpindi: Heavy rainfall affected several parts of the twin cities, causing water accumulation on major roads and underpasses and slowing traffic movement. Intense showers overwhelmed drainage in some low-lying areas,
Lahore/Peshawar: A five-day monsoon spell from August 17 to 21 is expected to bring rain and thunderstorms to several districts of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Authorities have warned that isolated
Lahore: Heavy rain continued across different parts of the provincial capital, with intense showers affecting Canal Road and other localities. Rainwater accumulated on roads at several points, creating difficulties for
Lahore: Chairman of the Cabinet Committee on Disaster Management and Provincial Health Minister Khawaja Salman Rafiq chaired a high-level online meeting to review Punjab’s preparedness for the ongoing monsoon season.
Lahore: WASA Punjab has been placed on high alert ahead of the fourth monsoon spell, with all districts directed to strengthen drainage and emergency response arrangements. Housing and Urban Development
Rawalpindi: Additional Deputy Commissioner Rawalpindi (Headquarters) Abdul Rehman Khan and the Assistant Commissioner City monitored a joint operation to remove rainwater collected in low-lying parts of the city. The official
Lahore: Rain continued since morning in parts of Lahore, leaving streets, main roads, and residential lanes submerged even after the rainfall stopped. Residents said the standing water has turned streets
Islamabad: Pakistan is preparing for another spell of heavy monsoon rainfall as the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast widespread rain and thunderstorms through July 28, while the National Disaster
