Met Department predicts a mild and breezy Ramadan

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Staff Reporter

2 years ago

The Met Department has announced its weather forecast for the next holy month of Ramadan, which calls for cool and comfortable temperatures nationwide during the first Ashra of the month. The department states that there’s a chance the moon may form on March 10, which would mark the start of Ramadan.

The prospect of seeing the moon on March 10 was emphasized by Met Director General Sardar Sarfraz, who also emphasized the possibility of seeing the moon during Ramadan in Sindh and Punjab. The Muslim community is excited about this development as they get ready for the upcoming month-long fast.

The Meteorological Department predicts that the first ten days of Ramadan will be cool and pleasant across the nation, but in Lahore, conditions on Tuesday were said to be a little different due to foggy mornings and the predominance of cold winds.

Furthermore, concerning indications of an increase in dengue cases in Punjab, especially in Lahore, have surfaced in addition to the weather forecast. 44 cases of pneumonia have been reported in the province in the last 24 hours, adding to the strain on medical facilities already dealing with the epidemic.

The increase in dengue infections as Ramadan draws near emphasizes the necessity of stepping up public health initiatives and mosquito control campaigns to slow the disease’s spread. Authorities are advised to emphasize health safety measures to protect communities from health dangers at this critical period as citizens get ready for the month-long fast and prayers.

Staff Reporter