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Monsoon Mayhem: 54 Lives Lost in Pakistan’s Relentless Rains

As Punjab province battles unyielding monsoon rains, the death toll climbs, with urban flooding and collapsed homes marking a tragic 24 hours. Rescue efforts intensify amidst warnings of more rain.

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Monsoon Rains Claim 54 Lives in Pakistan

Heavy monsoon rains have wreaked havoc in Pakistan, resulting in 54 deaths within the last 24 hours, according to the government’s disaster agency. The relentless downpour has caused urban flooding and the collapse of numerous homes, particularly in Punjab province.

Rescue Operations Underway

Rescue teams have been deployed across affected areas, using boats to evacuate families from flooded villages. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued alerts for residents in vulnerable zones to prepare emergency kits as the threat of more rain looms.

A Growing Toll

Since the onset of the monsoon season in late June, approximately 180 people have lost their lives, with children accounting for a significant portion of the fatalities. The majority of deaths have been attributed to collapsed structures and sudden flash floods.

Climate Change and the Monsoon

Pakistan, recognized as one of the countries most vulnerable to climate change, faces increasingly frequent extreme weather events. The monsoon season, while crucial for agriculture, continues to bring destruction, highlighting the urgent need for adaptive measures.

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