KARACHI – Karachi University cancelled their exams which were scheduled to take place on Tuesday due to the hot weather in Karachi.
Karachi University announced the postponement of the paper of BA Part-II scheduled on Saturday due to tension prevailing within the city since Friday evening.
Karachi University announced the postponement of all papers including exams of MBBS scheduled on Tuesday.
According to details, controller examination said that new date of exams will be announced after the month of Ramadan.
People of Karachi are face suffering through hot temperature and un-scheduled load shedding.
Earlier, Pakistan Meteorological Department said that the heat wave would grip the most parts of the country, including Karachi, for the next two days.
Mostly whenever a heat wave affects Pakistan, Karachi escapes the wrath of the heat wave as south-west winds (sea breeze) keeps the temperature between 34°C to 36°C.
This time it was the western disturbance that caused the temperatures to rise to 44-45°C. It brought dry and hot winds for coastal parts of the country due to prevailing severe heat wave in the city. The humidity also dropped from 70% to just 12% on Saturday on June 19.
The highest temperature ever recorded in the living history of Karachi was 48.8°C, almost 50°C. This temperature was recorded in British India’s Karachi on May 9, 1938.
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