Tayyab Gulfam is Senior Editor at The Climate Lens. With more than 12 years of experience, he brings strong editorial judgement, research skills and a sharp eye for monitoring emerging developments. His role includes identifying important climate and environmental stories, strengthening editorial quality and supporting the newsroom’s research process. He helps ensure that The Climate Lens remains accurate, timely and grounded in credible evidence.
Torrential rainfall in Murree has caused streams to overflow, waterlogging on roads, and increased the risk of landslides and falling rocks. Authorities have advised tourists to avoid unnecessary travel while police remain deployed to assist the public.
During Pakistan's humid summers, the temperature shown on a thermometer can be misleading. The heat index explains why a coastal city can feel far more dangerous than a hotter but drier inland district.
A new digital platform called Climate Sangat has been launched in Islamabad to improve access to reliable climate information, reporting tools, community initiatives and educational resources in Pakistan.
