US EditionA Week of Heavy Rains and Floods Across Pakistan Kills 46 People Including 13 Family Members
- Heavy pre-monsoon rains and flash floods across Pakistan between June 26 and June 28 caused at least 34 deaths, including 16 children, and injured 46 people.
- Officials have linked the recent incidents to heavy pre-monsoon rainfall expected to persist until July 1, with forecasts indicating that Punjab will experience 25% above-average monsoon precipitation this year.
- Most fatalities occurred from wall and roof collapses during heavy rains in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where 56 houses were damaged and particular districts like Swat were hardest hit.
- PDMA Director General Irfan Ali Kathia instructed local authorities to swiftly assist affected families with relief efforts and medical treatment, while advising the public to refrain from non-essential travel and avoid unsafe buildings amid the ongoing severe weather.
- These events underscore Pakistan’s vulnerability to climate-driven extreme weather and signal the need for sustained disaster preparedness amid rising monsoon rainfall patterns.
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