The Meteorological Department has warned that with a heatwave taking over, temperatures are likely to increase across Pakistan.
The weather will be hot and dry in most parts of the country this week, while it will be even hotter in the southern regions.
The heat intensity has not yet peaked due to rains in April and May in Islamabad, but the coming days are going to be very hot.
Geo reports that the Director General of the Department of Meteorology Mehr Sahibzad Khan stated that more-than-normal rains will be recorded in Pakistan this year, which is likely to affect Sindh and Balochistan the most.
Meteorologists have also advised citizens to cover their heads and drink plenty of water to avoid heat waves.
