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Pakistan Monsoon Rains Leave 100 Dead as Fresh Downpours Loom
By Ayesha
July 28, 2026
Pakistan Monsoon Rains Leave Around 100 Dead as Authorities Brace for More Heavy Rain Pakistan monsoon rains have claimed around 100 lives since the current spell of the monsoon began on June 26, while authorities
Karachi Urban Flooding: Why Heavy Rain Floods the City
By Ayesha
July 21, 2026
Karachi Urban Flooding: Why Heavy Rain Floods the City Karachi urban flooding has become a recurring challenge during periods of intense monsoon rainfall, with water accumulating on roads, disrupting traffic and affecting homes, businesses and
Pakistan’s Monsoon Raises New Concerns Over HIV Treatment Access During Flood Season
By Ayesha
July 3, 2026
As Pakistan enters another monsoon season, health experts are raising concerns about a growing humanitarian challenge. While floods continue to threaten lives and infrastructure, thousands of people living with HIV may also face disruptions in
Why Karachi’s Beaches Are Suddenly Covered in Seashells Every Summer — The Science Behind the Stunning Sight
By Ayesha
June 24, 2026
Every year, as summer approaches its peak and the monsoon season draws closer, Karachi’s beaches experience a fascinating transformation. Thousands — and sometimes millions — of seashells appear along the shoreline, creating a breathtaking scene
Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others, Scientists Finally Reveal the Truth
By Ayesha
May 12, 2026
Many people often wonder why mosquitoes seem to target them more than everyone else in the room. According to scientists, this is not just a myth. Research shows that mosquitoes are naturally more attracted to
