Devastating Flash Floods in Pakistan: Over 300 Dead Amid Monsoon Fury
Heavy rains have caused catastrophic flash floods in northwest Pakistan, leaving more than 300 people dead. The monsoon deluge hit the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region with lethal force, leading to substantial loss of life and property. Rescue teams are working tirelessly amid ongoing relief efforts.
Heavy rains and ensuing flash floods have left devastation in their wake in northwest Pakistan, killing over 300 people as reported by local officials on Saturday.
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region has been battered by the most lethal downpour of the monsoon season, resulting in cloud bursts, lightning strikes, and landslides. The Provincial Disaster Management Authority confirmed 307 deaths as of Saturday, with many still missing.
Search and rescue operations continue in earnest, assisted by both civilian and military teams, as efforts intensify to reach affected areas. Climate change has been cited as a factor, exacerbated by construction and environmental issues, further complicating the situation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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