Half a million people stranded by heavy flooding evacuated in Pakistan
Summary
Nearly half a million people have been displaced by severe flooding in eastern Pakistan due to heavy monsoon rains. Over 835 people have died in these floods, with the Punjab province particularly affected. Rescue efforts are underway, with hundreds of boats and rescue workers helping to evacuate stranded residents and their livestock.Key Facts
- Heavy rains have caused significant flooding in eastern Pakistan.
- Around 500,000 people have been displaced by the floods.
- Over 835 people have died since the monsoon began on June 26.
- The Punjab province has been one of the hardest-hit areas.
- Three major rivers in Punjab overflowed, affecting over 2,300 villages.
- The Punjab government has initiated measures to redirect floodwaters.
- Nearly 1.5 million people have been impacted by the flooding.
- Over 800 boats and 1,300 rescue workers are involved in the evacuation.
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