Pakistan defends flood response after over 270 people killed in northwestern district
Summary
Heavy rains and flash floods in Pakistan's northwest Buner district have killed at least 274 people. The government defends its response and says no foreign aid is needed while warning of more possible flooding.Key Facts
- Rescuers found 54 bodies in Buner, a mountainous area hit by floods caused by torrential rains.
- Over 274 people have died in Buner due to the flooding.
- The heavy rains have affected Pakistan since June 26, leading to more than 600 deaths nationwide.
- Authorities warn of more possible flooding and landslides in the coming days.
- Some local residents claimed they received no evacuation warning during the flood.
- The National Disaster Management Authority links the severe weather to climate change and increased rainfall.
- Pakistan has been offered help from other countries but has declined foreign assistance for now.
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