Today, the weather agency predicted that temperatures will likely reach 41° to 42° Celsius.

According to the weather report, winds coming from the northwest have caused temperatures to surge and harsh weather to intensify.

Probably for the following two days, this hot weather wave will continue.

In addition to consuming water and cold beverages sparingly, experts have recommended the general people to avoid needless exposure to direct sunshine.

Record highs were reached for global temperatures last year, and according to the UN World Meteorological Organization, heatwaves are getting worse in Asia and the region is warming more quickly overall.

Climate change is making heatwaves longer, more frequent, and more powerful, according to scientific study.

Since 2024, according to Gul, Kaleem has been his best buddy. They had a special link, he said, and he could tell what was in Kaleem’s heart just by viewing him.

When the pandemic first started, Umar Gul disclosed that Kaleem lost his life in a car accident two days before Eid.

He went on to say that the only reason he used to travel to Karachi was to see Kaleem, and that he had chosen to give up cricket when Kaleem left. He did not even inform his wife of this decision until recently.

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Umar Gul said he was still very much in love with his friend. After traveling to Karachi for surgery a month ago, he did not arrange for any of his buddies to get together.

It should be mentioned that Umar Gul played 47 Tests for Pakistan after making his debut on the international front in 2003. With a strike rate of 34.06 for 163 wickets and 29.34 for 179 ODI wickets, the bowler was very effective.

Gul also participated in 60 Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is) from 2003 to 2016, taking 85 wickets at an average of 16.97 strike rate.

On the third day of his visit to the Kingdom, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif will speak at the World Economic Forum Special Meeting’s final plenary, which is titled “Rejuvenating Growth.”

Other speakers at the concluding plenary, in addition to the prime minister, are Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Economy and Planning Faisal Alibrahim, British Secretary of State David Cameron, WEF Geneva President Brørge Brende, and WEF Head of Middle East and North Africa Maroun Kairouz.

Meetings with Saudi ministers of trade, energy, the environment, and agriculture are also scheduled for the third day of the prime minister’s visit. He will probably also meet with his counterpart from Malaysia.

Mohammed bin Salman, the prime minister and crown prince of Saudi Arabia, will be present at the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Special Meeting on Global Collaboration, Growth, and Energy for Development, which gets underway here today.