ISLAMABAD: In the upcoming 24 hours, Karachi and the Rahim Yar Khan area are forecast to get rain, wind, and thundershowers, or scattered moderate to heavy rainfall, according to the National Disaster Management Authority’s (NDMA) National Emergencies Operation Center.

Rahim Yar Khan district and Karachi Division’s low-lying districts are predicted to see urban inundation throughout the duration, according to a press release from the NDMA.

The Authority suggested monitoring weather alerts and updates to be informed. To give the public timely notifications, recommendations, and instructions, the NDMA has established the Pak NDMA Disaster Alert application, which is available on the Google Play Store and the iOS App Store.

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