Islamabad to be divided into three town corporations
ISLAMABAD: The residents of the federal capital, Islamabad, have been experiencing dry yet cold weather for the last week, making the days warmer and the nights colder.
According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), dry weather is expected over most parts of the country, while cold in hilly areas. Smog (while shallow fog in patches) may develop over a few plain areas of Punjab.
The residents of the twin cities are eagerly waiting for rain; however, unfortunately, according to the met office, there is little to no chance of rain during the next three days.
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