Monsoon rains in Pakistan have killed over 200 people, including 100 children, with severe damage across Punjab, Khyber ...

According to Geo TV, which referred to the official data, Pakistan's Punjab accounted for 123 of the total deaths. This was ...

While the causes of death varied, it was reported that at least 118 people were killed due to collapse of houses, 30 due to flash floods while others lost their lives to drowning, lightning strikes, ...

The United Nations has raised concerns about potential glacier lake outburst floods in the mountainous regions of Khyber ...

Heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan have killed at least 57 people in the past two days, many of them children, officials said ...

Pakistan faces regular monsoon flooding from June to September, often resulting in deadly landslides, infrastructure damage ...

Major floods have hit Pakistan's Punjab province, after prolonged heavy rains, killing at least 65 people in one day.

The death toll in Pakistan due to monsoon rains crossed 200 on Sunday (July 20, 2025) as another 10 people have been killed, ...

The death toll crossed the 100 mark as heavy rains battered Pakistan’s Punjab, with more than 70 rain-related deaths ...

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif on Saturday announced PKR 5 million in compensation for families of those killed in recent rain and flood-related incidents across the province ...

Over 123 people have died and more than 460 injured in Pakistan’s Punjab province due to record monsoon rains. Flooding has destroyed homes, shops, and medical supplies. A new rain spell is expected ...

Pakistan has urged India to fulfill its obligations under the Indus Waters Treaty by issuing advance flood warnings. Authorities express concern over India's silence amid rising flood risks in rivers ...