Flash floods in Pakistan kill 8 after deluge sweeps away dozens
Summary
Flash floods in northwest Pakistan, caused by pre-monsoon rains, killed at least eight tourists. Rescuers saved 58 people but are still searching for others missing along the Swat River. Heavy rains have affected various parts of Pakistan, with a total of 18 deaths reported over the past day.Key Facts
- Flash floods hit northwest Pakistan due to pre-monsoon rains.
- At least eight tourists died while visiting the Swat River area.
- A total of 18 people died in rain-related incidents across Pakistan in the last 24 hours.
- Nearly 100 rescuers helped save 58 people from the flood.
- Rescuers are searching for missing tourists; only 3 out of an extended family of 16 have been found.
- Videos showed people stranded in floodwaters, which rose rapidly.
- Authorities warned about possible flooding in the scenic Swat Valley.
- Heavy rain has affected highways and damaged homes in Pakistan.
- The annual monsoon season in Pakistan runs from July to September.
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