The government of Pakistan has warned citizens against extremely hot weather
The Pakistani government has warned citizens that the temperature may exceed 40 degrees and reach 50 degrees. In this regard, the administration of Punjab province has decided to close all public and private schools for a week.
Zaheer Ahmad Babar, spokesman for the Pakistan Meteorological Service, urged people to stay indoors and avoid the sun as much as possible.
High temperatures are expected to continue throughout the month.
According to the official, the temperature in many parts of the country may exceed 40 degrees and reach 50 degrees.
The Punjab provincial administration has decided to close all public and private schools for a week due to the impending heat wave.
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