US EditionPakistan Floods Death Toll Crosses 650, 150 Remain Missing
Oman extended condolences to India and Pakistan following floods that killed over 650 people in Pakistan since late June, with climate change cited as a key factor in intensifying the rains.
- Rescuers are searching for over 150 people still missing in northwestern Pakistan after severe flooding caused by a cloudburst.
- The death toll in Buner has reached 277 as rescuers recovered three bodies on Monday.
- Villagers accused officials of failing to warn them to evacuate ahead of the flooding and landslides.
- The National Disaster Management Authority warned of further flooding following new rains.
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Anxiety Pakistanis searched remote areas in search of bodies carried away by the sudden floods of the weekend, with 277 dead on Monday. One official responded to the absence of an evacuation alert stating that the residents should have built houses elsewhere. Climate change has made the inhabitants [...]
The floods destroyed homes and bridges and made it difficult for rescue efforts, in addition to the last balance, have already caused 660 deaths and 929 injuries. They are on the ground about two thousand survivors.
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