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Karachi, nearby areas expected to experience thunder and lightning with heavy rainfall likely
Following days of heavy rains in the city, confusion continues over the reopening of schools as most private institutions have shifted to online classes, while the Sindh Education Department remains undecided about reopening government schools on Friday.
Private schools move to online learning
Several private schools across Karachi have announced that they will conduct online classes on Friday instead of resuming on-campus learning. Administrators say the decision was taken in light of flooded streets, damaged infrastructure, and safety concerns for students and staff.
Moreover, academic activities at Jinnah Sindh Medical University will also remain suspended on Friday. All classes have been shifted online, a university spokesperson said.
Govt schools await final decision
The Sindh Education Department is facing a dilemma over whether to reopen government schools on Friday. The department had also announced a holiday just last night due to continued rainfall and waterlogging in many parts of the city.
day earlier also, the Sindh Education Department had announced that all educational institutions would remain closed in the city on Thursday. The department said the decision applied to all private and government schools and colleges.
Light to moderate rain continues in several areas of Karachi, including Gulshan-e-Hadeed, Quaidabad, Malir, Model Colony, Nazimabad, Bhains Colony, Shah Latif Town, North Nazimabad, SITE Area, Metro, and Tower. The downpour has made the weather pleasant across the city.
Moreover, Karachi and nearby areas are expected to experience thunder and lightning within the next one to two hours, with heavy rainfall likely.
The Meteorological Department has warned of a risk of urban flooding in low-lying areas due to the downpour. Authorities have directed all relevant agencies to remain on high alert, while citizens have been advised to take precautionary measures.
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