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Peshawar Tornado
Experts believe that the mini cyclone, which hit Peshawar and its surroundings on April 26, was the direct consequence of changing climate. Though there was a forecast of rains and strong winds, a mini cyclone with a speed 110 kilometers per hour was not likely that incurred heavy losses in terms of life and property. Raja Taimur Hassan has the report...
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