The city’s temperature has reached 40°C, which feels like 50°C, leaving residents in the stifling heat.

The Meteorological Department reports that Karachi has a 53% humidity level and a felt temperature of more than 50 degrees Celsius. The heat feels more intense because of the excessive humidity.

A warning has been sent to the public as weather experts report that the heat index has reached between 50 and 54 degrees Celsius in some regions.

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