A devastating heat wave in Pakistan's southern port city of Karachi has left at least 16 people dead over two days, rescue officials confirmed Thursday. With temperatures soaring, residents in neighborhoods like Lyari and Korangi Lasbela faced life-threatening conditions, sparking urgent calls for action. 🔥
Edhi rescue service personnel reported that the victims succumbed to dehydration as the city grappled with extreme heat. 🌡️“We’re seeing a tragic repeat of past heat crises,” one responder said, highlighting Karachi’s vulnerability to climate-driven disasters.
Karachi, home to over 16 million, often struggles with inadequate infrastructure during heat waves. Experts warn such events could worsen amid global climate shifts. Stay hydrated, stay safe! 💧⚠️
