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This week in Islamabad the weather is mixed. Some days are sunny. Some hours bring light rain and thunder in a few areas, mostly in the evening or night. The Pakistan Meteorological Department says hot
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On September 7, 2025, the night sky will stage one of its most dramatic spectacles,a total lunar eclipse, also called a Blood Moon due to the moon’s eerie red glow during totality. This will be
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A Blue Moon doesn’t look blue—it’s a name for a rare full moon event that comes in two forms: Monthly Blue Moon → The second full moon in a single calendar month. Seasonal Blue Moon
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Have you ever thought about why come full moon in July has such a strange name? One of the most interesting lunar events of the year is the so-called Buck Moon, and there is a
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Islamabad plans climate budget tagging and subsidies in 2025 The government of Pakistan is set to implement climate budget tagging in the next federal budget of 2025 to monitor the allocation of public funds for
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On Wednesday afternoon, an incredibly strong hailstorm hit Islamabad, causing widespread destruction across the entire city as large hailstones pelted the city for about 35 minutes. The sudden hailstorm in Islamabad left the residents running
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UKaha Observatory recorded a 5.95 magnitude earthquake near New Britain Region Papua New Guinea on Saturday. The quake originated at a 10 km (6.2 mile) deep place. One week after a 7.1 quake hit the
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On Friday the region suffered a major 7.7 earthquake near Mandalay, Myanmar which destroyed buildings, severely injured three people in Bangkok. The major earthquake and its 6.4 magnitude after shock created strong vibrations across the
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Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki in Indonesia erupted late Thursday, sending ash 8 kilometers into the atmosphere and triggering flight disruptions at Bali International Airport. The eruption lasted over 11 minutes, and the authorities raised the volcanic
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The areas of Karachi and the other parts of Sindh province are feeling the pinch of winter as temperatures continue to drop. The minimum temperature was 11.8°C; the maximum expected temperature was 24°C and minimum
