US EditionAt least 8 killed in rain-related incidents in K-P, G-B
PAKISTAN, JUL 21 – Nearly a month of monsoon rains killed 221 people and injured over 500, destroying more than 800 houses across multiple provinces, the National Disaster Management Agency reported.
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The torrential rains that have hit Pakistan since the beginning of an "unusual" monsoon season at the end of June have killed 221 people, including about 100 children, a government agency said on Tuesday.
The torrential rains that hit Pakistan at the beginning of an unusual monsoon season killed 221 people, including about one hundred children. A government agency said so. Read
NDMA says 221 monsoon rain-related deaths in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: The NDMA on Tuesday said 221 people have been killed and more than 500 others injured in incidents linked to nearly a month of heavy monsoon rains in country. “Since June 26 up to July 21, 221 people have lost their lives, including 104 children and 40 women,” a spokesperson from the national disaster management agency told AFP. Due to the recent monsoon rains in the country, five more people have lost their lives in the past 24 hours…
Torrential rains in Pakistan have killed 221 people, nearly half of them children, AFP reported on Tuesday. A landslide in the northeast of the country on Monday killed three people in cars. The monsoon season, which lasts from June to September in South Asia, brings 70 to 80 percent of the annual rainfall.
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