Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) office said that the second and last solar eclipse of this year will start at 8:04 pm on Oct 14, and end at 1:55 am on Oct 15. However, the eclipse could not be seen in Pakistan, they said.
The solar eclipse will be visible in southwestern Mexico, and various countries in Central America, while it will also be visible in central Colombia and northern Brazil, they said.Meanwhile, on the other hand, the last lunar eclipse of the year will be taking place on October 28.On this day the lunar eclipse will start at 11:02 pm and will be in full swing by 1:14 am, ending at 3:26 pm on October 29.