During the next 2-6 hours, the urban areas of Murree, Galyat, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Chakwal, and Jhelum are at risk of becoming flooded as weather conditions deteriorate further.
The high temperatures yesterday led to the development of tall cumulus clouds and formed the system that could create lightning, thunder, and heavy rains. Local government is on high alert, advising people to exercise caution and remain at home during the peak rain season.
Protective measures that businesses and home owners in prone areas ought to consider include raising equipment and fortifying properties against the possibility of water damage.
Urban development planners are revisiting drainage and water management strategies to reduce the effects of such unfortunate urban flooding. Quick response teams are being dispatched in crucial areas to help residents and coordinate traffic inconveniences due to flooded streets.
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Be ready and check local alerts because urban flooding can interfere with commuting, businesses, and other everyday activities. Early intervention can save your investments in homes, offices, and commercial properties against the negative impacts of heavy rainfall.
