At least 21 killed in Pakistan torrential rain, flooding
Summary
At least 21 people have died in Pakistan due to heavy monsoon rains and flooding, adding to a nationwide toll of over 400 deaths in the past week. The worst-hit areas include Gilgit-Baltistan and Karachi, where rains have caused landslides, electrocutions, and destruction of homes. Authorities warn the bad weather could continue, and relief efforts are ongoing.Key Facts
- 21 people died recently due to heavy rains in Pakistan.
- Over 400 deaths have been reported in the last week from the floods.
- In Karachi, electrocutions and house collapses caused 10 deaths.
- Gilgit-Baltistan, in the north, reported 11 deaths.
- Schools in Karachi are closed due to warnings of more rain.
- Weak infrastructure is blamed for severe urban flooding in Karachi.
- Over 350 people in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa died since last Thursday.
- Relief efforts include medical help and providing food and tents.
- The monsoon season in Pakistan causes recurring destruction.
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