15 bodies discovered under scorching heat in Karachi

The dead were discovered in several neighborhoods of the port city, including Lyari, Korangi, Lasbela, and others, as reported by rescue personnel.

According to rescue personnel, the majority of the corpses were drug users who perished from extreme heat while under the influence of narcotics.

According to reports, two individuals out of a total of 15 have died as a result of heatstroke.

According to the Met Office, last night in Karachi was the warmest recorded in July.

Karachi saw a record-breaking temperature of 32.5 degrees Celsius, making it the warmest night of July.

This exceeds the previous records, where temperatures were measured up to 32 degrees Celsius.

On July 17, the city of Karachi had a minimum temperature of 32 degrees Celsius, which is the highest overnight temperature ever recorded in July.

Today, the port city is experiencing partly cloudy weather due to the suspension of the sea wind. The temperature could reach as high as 39° Celsius.

The combination of high temperatures and high humidity is intensifying the severity of the heat, since the sea winds are not providing any relief.The current temperature in the city is 35 degrees Celsius, with a “feels like” temperature of 46 degrees Celsius.

As to the Meteorological Department, the city’s humidity level stands at 68%, amplifying the intensity of the heat.

Although the city continued to experience extreme heat, there were predictions of rain accompanied by thunderstorms in specific regions.

It was reported that monsoon currents were penetrating into Sindh, potentially providing respite to certain areas. Thursday and Friday are expected to have westerly winds, which may impact the weather patterns.

The Met Office has predicted that the sea breeze is expected to return in the evening.