The eclipse will last 6 hours, last one was Dec 26The moon covers the sun in a rare "ring of fire" solar eclipse as seen from Islamabad on December 26, 2019. Photo: AFP
Pakistan will witness a full ring of fire or solar eclipse on June 21, 2020 Sunday. It will be completely visible only from Sindh's city of Sukkur. The last time this happened was in December 26 when the moon covered the sun in a rare "ring of fire" solar eclipse in 2019. Met office officials said that they expected a bit of weather change towards the end of the week as well with rain in Kashmir and Punjab. For a full list of such events see here. The duration of the eclipse is expected to last for roughly 6 hours. Watch the video to find out more details.
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Dear sama staff.
The solar eclipse news are live on your channel. A man is shown on screen looking directly sun while wearing a helmet without dark glasses. It is wrong message to viewers to see sun eclipse. Please show only things according to doctor’s advises.