Yesterday, Jacobabad recorded a scorching 43 degrees Celsius, prompting residents to seek shade. Mithi and Shaheed Benazirabad are also facing extreme conditions, with temperatures hitting 42 degrees Celsius, forcing many to stay indoors.

In Karachi and Dadu, temperatures have reached 41 degrees Celsius, as locals rely on sea breezes to find relief.

Meanwhile, Punjab is experiencing significant heat, with Sahiwal seeing temperatures of 40 degrees and Dera Ghazi Khan, Bahawalpur, and Multan recording 39 degrees.

The federal capital, Islamabad, is not exempt from this heatwave. Despite some recent rain and hail, the weather has turned hot once again.

The meteorological department has issued warnings about a potential heatwave in the coming days, anticipating further temperature increases.

Authorities have urged citizens to take special precautions as a heatwave may develop in many areas soon.

The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has indicated that the current heatwave is expected to persist until April 27.

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Medical experts are advising the public to avoid unnecessary sun exposure, stay hydrated, and follow all safety measures related to the heatwave.

As the community grapples with this intense heat, many are left wondering when relief will arrive, with no immediate signs of a decrease in weather severity.