15 die in rain-related incidents as heavy showers, strong winds hit parts of Karachi - Pakistan
At least 15 people died in Karachi due to rain-related incidents on Wednesday night, with a telecommunication exchange wall collapse being the most significant cause. Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab urged citizens to avoid unnecessary movement as strong winds and heavy rainfall caused tree falls and road closures. Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah directed authorities to prioritize drainage of rainwater from major roads and low-lying areas, while the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) predicted partly cloudy conditions with chances of wind thunderstorms/rain for both Wednesday and Thursday in Karachi. The PMD also forecast showers in other parts of Sindh for the next two days.
2 APR 2026
— The Dawn
Heavy rain in Karachi led to a building collapse, resulting in one fatality and prompting emergency measures from city and provincial authorities.
— The Dawn
Heavy rainfall in Karachi resulted in four fatalities, including a man electrocuted and another from a collapsed building, prompting emergency declarations and warnings.
— The Dawn
Heavy rainfall in Karachi caused four fatalities, including electrocution and building collapse, prompting emergency declarations and infrastructure improvements.
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