Fatalities and losses from monsoon rains in Pakistan (video)

Since the end of June, with the onset of the monsoon season in Pakistan, heavy rains and floods across the country have turned into a major disaster, reports the National Disaster Management Authority. According to the latest information, at least 279 people have died as a result of the monsoon rains, and 676 people have been injured to varying degrees.

According to official sources, more than 1,500 residential and infrastructure facilities have been completely destroyed as a result of severe floods and landslides. In large areas, people were forced to leave their homes and be evacuated. In particular, due to rising water levels and continuous rains, many families lost their property and places of residence.

Damage to agriculture and livestock was another serious blow to the region’s population. Experts and government officials note that, as a result of major floods, crops, livestock, and produce have suffered significant losses. This situation creates a serious threat to the country’s food security and economic stability.

Currently, local authorities and special services continue to evacuate affected people, settle them in safe areas, and provide assistance. Since the monsoon season is ongoing, more storms and floods may be recorded in the future.

Conclusion: The emergency situation caused by monsoon rains in Pakistan poses a serious threat to people’s lives and agriculture. Authorities are mobilizing all resources to eliminate the consequences of the disaster. This situation remains a major challenge for the country’s population and economy.