Cyclone Asna, which formed from a deep depression in the northeast Arabian Sea, has moved further away from Karachi, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD).
As of 7am today, the cyclone was located approximately 200 kilometers southwest of Karachi, 220 kilometers south-southeast of Ormara, and 380 kilometers southeast of Gwadar.
Despite the cyclone steering away from Pakistan’s coastline, the PMD has warned residents to prepare for heavy rainfall. The weather system, which intensified into Cyclone Asna on Friday, is still expected to bring widespread rainfall across the region.
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Karachi residents are advised to remain cautious as the threat of heavy rains persists. The authorities continue to monitor the situation closely and have urged citizens to stay updated with the latest weather alerts.
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