Thousands of people from 26 different cities of Pakistan are expected to march for urgent action on climate breakdown. This is a citizen-led initiative, organised by Climate Action Now, to help stop global warming. Sixteen-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg urged people from across the globe to join the Global Climate Strike that comes ahead of the United Nations Climate Action Summit scheduled for Monday. Celebrities and activists took to social media to share that they will be a part of the strike which serves as a show of force to urge countries to respond by taking effective measures. Activist Shaniera Akram shared that she will be joining Karachi-ites and walk for our future at Frere Hall park, Karachi at 4 pm. “Today we walk for our country, today we walk for our children, today we walk for our planet. Today we join the rest of the world and walk for our future!! Frere Hall park Karachi 4pm,” her tweet reads. Actor Adnan Malik highlighted that Pakistan is the 7th most vulnerable country to climate change. He announced that he will take part in the march in Lahore. Many people including students and children have already taken to streets in different cities since morning in a bid to save their planet. Social entrepreneur and politician Ali Khan Tareen stressed that we should take part in the march for our future generations. The cities participating include Karachi, Mithi, Thatta, Lahore, Peshawar and Gilgit among many others.