File photo In these three months of June, July and August, rains continue throughout Pakistan and where there is rain in these months, there are many diseases. According to research, the risk of viral infections doubles during the monsoon season as compared to any other season due to the high humidity in the air which…
File photo Due to mud and filth during the monsoon rains, it is common for houses and other places to be invaded by flies and mosquitoes and other germs and disease-carrying insects. It is now very easy for all of us to enjoy the monsoon season by avoiding these disease-carrying insects as it does not…
File photo Due to the humidity and rains during the monsoon season, insects and flies multiply, whose presence in the house is unbearable. Their presence in the home can also prove to be a health hazard and once they are in the home, they are very difficult to remove. There are a few measures you…
Screen grab As soon as the monsoon rains started, cholera cases started to increase across Pakistan. According to federal authorities, 75 cases of laboratory-confirmed cholera have been reported in Pakistan so far. The World Health Organization says that 43 people have died of cholera in Pakistan this year. Sindh Health Department officials have said that…
The Meteorological Department has said in the forecast made on the latest model for July to September that there may be more than normal rains in Upper Punjab and other areas. Photo: File Karachi: According to the current assessment of monsoon weather from July to September by the Department of Meteorology, according to the models…
