The National Emergency Operation Center (NEOC) predicted on Thursday that strong rains, strong wind storms, electric storms and isolated walnut storms on Fridays and Saturdays on several parts of the country, including Rawalpindi and Islamabad were expected.
At least three people were killed in Rawalpindi and Gujar Khan yesterday after an intense hailstorm, accompanied by heavy rains and racing winds, abused the region, causing generalized damage to vehicles, windshields and solar panels, while causing flash floods after intense rain.
According to Associated Press from Pakistan (app), a weather alert for the Pothhahar region said today that severe climatic conditions could interrupt infrastructure, transport and agricultural activities.
The notice said that “strong winds and heavy rains can uproot trees, which can cause temporary power cuts.”
Wind storms, dust storms and hail storms could damage vulnerable structures, roofs, vehicles and electric lines.
In addition, hail storms represent a threat to outdoor crops and facilities, particularly those with glass surfaces.
App said there was also a reduced threat of visibility due to rain and dust can increase the risk of traffic accidents.
Residents are urged to take precautions, ensure loose objects and avoid unnecessary trips during severe climate.
The National Authority for Disaster Management (NDMA) urged residents to stay informed by downloading the official mobile application of Pakistan NDMA disasters for real -time updates.
All citizens, particularly tourists and residents in the affected areas, must closely monitor meteorological developments through official channels.
Travelers were strongly advised to verify the road conditions before the exit and postpone non -essential trips during intense climatic activity.
Those who reside in or near areas prone to landslides must exercise greater surveillance and strictly comply with all local safety directives.
The public was reminded that timely access to verified information and compliance with official warnings were critical for personal security and community protection during severe climatic events.
