ISLAMABAD — Syed Muhammad Tayyab Shah from the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) warns that climate change is likely to make each year in Pakistan hotter than the last.
Call for Urgent Action
Shah emphasizes the urgent need for collaborative efforts to combat the challenge of rising temperatures. Government departments and emergency services are crucial in managing this escalating issue.
Forecasting Record Temperatures by 2027
He predicts that if current climate patterns continue, 2027 could be among the hottest years on record. Managing these impacts successfully requires carefully coordinated strategies.
Need for Enhanced Cooperation
Shah stresses the importance of raising awareness about the risks posed by climate change. He urges all stakeholders to strengthen cooperation and focus on effective measures to address this urgent global concern.
