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As a blistering heatwave tightens its grip on Punjab, the Pakistan Meteorological Department has issued a fresh advisory warning that temperatures across the province could soar up to 45 degrees Celsius in the coming days. In some southern districts, the mercury may even reach a scorching 50 degrees, raising serious concerns over public health and safety. On Thursday, Lahore recorded a high of 42°C, with hot and humid winds making outdoor conditions increasingly unbearable. The Met Office has predicted that the extreme weather is likely to persist throughout the week, urging citizens to exercise caution. “This intense heatwave is expected to continue, with little to no relief in sight for the next several days,” the advisory noted. In response, the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has activated emergency protocols. DG PDMA Irfan Ali Kathia confirmed that heatwave counters have been established at major hospitals across Punjab to provide immediate assistance to heat-affected individuals. Kathia emphasized the importance of preventive measures, advising residents to: Stay indoors during peak afternoon hours, Keep hydrated at all times, Wear light, breathable clothing, and Avoid unnecessary travel or strenuous activity. The PDMA has directed all relevant departments to remain on high alert and ensure the availability of essential medical supplies and emergency services.

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As a blistering heatwave tightens its grip on Punjab, the Pakistan Meteorological Department has issued a fresh advisory warning that temperatures across the province could soar up to 45 degrees Celsius in the coming days. In some southern districts, the mercury may even reach a scorching 50 degrees, raising serious concerns over public health and safety. On Thursday, Lahore recorded a high of 42°C, with hot and humid winds making outdoor conditions increasingly unbearable. The Met Office has predicted that the extreme weather is likely to persist throughout the week, urging citizens to exercise caution. “This intense heatwave is expected to continue, with little to no relief in sight for the next several days,” the advisory noted. In response, the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has activated emergency protocols. DG PDMA Irfan Ali Kathia confirmed that heatwave counters have been established at major hospitals across Punjab to provide immediate assistance to heat-affected individuals. Kathia emphasized the importance of preventive measures, advising residents to: Stay indoors during peak afternoon hours, Keep hydrated at all times, Wear light, breathable clothing, and Avoid unnecessary travel or strenuous activity. The PDMA has directed all relevant departments to remain on high alert and ensure the availability of essential medical supplies and emergency services.

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Gold Rates

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Forex

Currency Rates in Pakistan: Latest Updates for US Dollar, Euro, Pound, Dirham Riyal 6 June 2025

Currency	Symbol	Buying	Selling
US Dollar	USD	282.80	284.50
UK Pound Sterling	GBP	381.75	385.25
Euro	EUR	321.5	324.25
U.A.E Dirham	AED	76.9	77.15
Saudi Riyal	SAR	74.60	75.55
Australian Dollar	AUD	183.25	185.5
Bahrain Dinar	BHD	744.85	752.85
Canadian Dollar	CAD	207.1	209.50
China Yuan	CNY	38.65	39.05
Danish Krone	DKK	42.37	42.77
Hong Kong Dollar	HKD	35.50	35.85
Indian Rupee	INR	3.21	3.30
Japanese Yen	JPY	1.97	2.03
Kuwaiti Dinar	KWD	904	913.5
Malaysian Ringgit	MYR	65.54	66.14
New Zealand Dollar	NZD	166.19	168.19
Norwegian Krone	NOK	27.20	27.50
Omani Riyal	OMR	729.05	737.55
Qatari Riyal	QAR	76.64	77.34
Singapore Dollar	SGD	218.75	220.75
Swedish Krona	SEK	29.07	29.37
Swiss Franc	CHF	339.71	342.46
Thai Baht	THB	8.43	8.58

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