Rain, strong winds pound Lahore, other parts of Punjab

By: News Desk
Published: 07:25 PM, 1 Jul, 2024
Rain, strong winds pound Lahore, other parts of Punjab
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Heavy monsoon rain accompanied by strong winds lashed eastern parts of Punjab, including Lahore, early Monday morning, turning the weather pleasant, but at the same time inundating low-lying areas and resulting in power cuts, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.  


The rain was particularly heavy in northern and central parts of Lahore such as Shimla Paharri, Davis Road, Garhi Shahu, The Mall and other areas.


As per the figures released by the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA), Qartaba Chowk area of the provincial capital received the highest amount of rainfall, totaling 110 millimeters, followed by Lakshmi Chowk 105 millimeters, Gulberg 76 millimeters, Pani Wala Talab 72 millimeters, Gulshan Ravi 61 millimeters, Mughalpura 53 millimeters, Nishtar Town 51 millimeters, Upper Mall 49 millimeters, Chowk Na Khuda and Jail Road 48 millimeters each, Samanabad 41 millimeters, Tajpura 40 millimeters, Allama Iqbal Town 33 millimeters, Farrukhabad 30 millimeters and airport 23 millimeters.  


Rain in Nowshera Virkan disrupts power supply


Nowshera Virkan and the areas surrounding it also received thundershowers, accompanied by strong gales, which on the one hand brought down the temperature, but on the other also flooded low-lying parts of the city.


Several feeders of Gujranwala Electric Power Company (GEPCO) were tripped following the rain due to which the supply of electricity to different parts of the city was disrupted.  


Daska, suburbs receive rain


Rain and strong winds were also reported from Daska which although turned the weather pleasant but at the same time several localities of the city without electricity.


Rain rids people of Kasur of heat, humidity


Rain also lashed Kasur and its outskirts, which brought smiles to the people’s faces.  


 


 


Reporter: Durre Nayab


 


 


 


 


 

Categories : Environment