Death toll rises after Pakistan hit by flash floods and heavy rains
Summary
Heavy rain and flooding in Pakistan have killed 32 people since the monsoon season began earlier this week. Most of the deaths happened due to flash floods and collapsed roofs, with children among the victims.Key Facts
- 32 people have died in Pakistan since the start of the monsoon season this week.
- Flash floods and roof collapses are the main causes of these deaths.
- In the past 36 hours, 19 people, including eight children, have died.
- 13 of the deaths occurred in the Swat Valley.
- The eastern province of Punjab reported 13 deaths since Wednesday.
- Flooding damaged 56 houses in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and six houses were destroyed.
- The national weather service warns of continued heavy rain and flood risks until at least Tuesday.
- Pakistan is highly vulnerable to extreme weather events, partly due to climate change.
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