Flood in Pakistan
Peshawar: Since June 26, at least 266 people have died in the ongoing incidents of torrential rains in Pakistan, including 126 children, while 628 others were injured. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has given information about this on Friday. The NDMA said that in the last 24 hours, 14 people have died and 17 others have been injured in rain -related incidents. The total dead include 94 men, 46 females and 126 children.
Heavy loss in Pakistan
The highest number of 144 people died in Punjab province due to heavy rains. This was followed by 63 people in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 25 in Sindh, 16 in Balochistan, 10 in Pakistan -occupied Kashmir and 8 in Islamabad. Heavy rains and sudden floods have caused widespread damage to property and infrastructure. In the last 24 hours, 246 houses have been damaged and 38 animals have died. More than 1,250 houses have been damaged and 366 animals have been killed since the onset of monsoon.
Flood in Pakistan
Governor visits flood affected areas in Punjab
In Punjab, Governor Sardar Salim Haider visited flood affected areas in Pindi furnaces and informed about widespread destruction. Due to release of water from the Turbella dam, due to the rise of the Indus River, there has been a serious condition of flooding in the stuck. In Chiniot, the Chenab river is reported to have flooded at a lower level. Many houses were damaged due to landslides in Khanpur tehsil of Haripur, while a road in Hali Bagh Kalali was blocked for two days due to large landslides, delaying relief operations.
The situation is being monitored
Rain continued in Swat and surrounding areas, while 8 people died and more than 10 people went missing due to sudden floods in Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan occupied by Pakistan. There is news of a big landslide near Tatta water. The NDMA said that he is keeping a close watch on the situation and coordinating the rescue and relief operations with the provincial officials. (Language)
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