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Multan Breaks 48-Year Rainfall Record with 145 mm Torrential Rain

August 28, 2024
in Pakistan
Multan Breaks 48-Year Rainfall Record with 145 mm Torrential Rain
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Multan has just experienced its heaviest rainfall in 48 years, with a staggering 145 millimeters of rain. This intense downpour has caused significant disruption across the region, breaking all previous rainfall records. The severity of this weather highlights how unpredictable and extreme recent weather patterns have become.

This record-breaking rain serves as a reminder of the importance of being prepared for such events. It also emphasizes the need for strong infrastructure that can withstand severe weather conditions. As extreme weather becomes more common, communities must focus on building resilience to protect against future events like this.

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