• The monsoon rains have resumed in Karachi and will continue till Eid ul-Adha
• The city has been braving continuous rainfall for the past many days and many areas have been flooded
• At least 150 mm of rain could be recorded in Karachi while there is a good chance of rain with thunder in the city today

KARACHI: The monsoon rains have resumed in the metropolitan city and different parts of Karachi have been witnessing moderate to heavy falls today, reported BOL News on Saturday.

Ahead of Eid ul-Adha, the city has been braving continuous rainfall for the past many days and many areas have been flooded with rainwater and traffic jams across the city.

The meteorological department said the low pressure is present in the Arabian Sea, adding that the clouds were forming in the coastal areas, gaining moisture and strength from the sea.

The Meteorological Department said that at least 150 mm of rain could be recorded in Karachi while there is a good chance of rain with thunder in the city today and a dust storm is also expected before the rain.

Notably, the recent monsoon rains in Karachi have claimed six lives in different incidents, reported BOL News on Thursday.

The reports pouring in from different areas revealed that six people died amid heavy monsoon rains – that started days back – the citizens are still enjoying the downpour in the metropolitan city.

The incidents of electrocution in Karachi did not decrease as multiple cases were reported across the city including the areas of Lyari, Musharraf Colony, Qasba Colony and Landhi.