Monsoon rains continue to affect many parts of Pakistan, causing flooding and landslides. The Meteorological Department says these monsoon rains will last for a few more days.
Heavy rainfall is expected in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Azad Jammu and Kashmir, and Punjab. The persistent monsoon rains have led to urban flooding and road blockages in several cities.
In Islamabad and Rawalpindi, early morning downpours flooded Korang Nullah. Rescue teams are searching for a motorcyclist swept away by floodwaters. Roads remain clogged due to mud and water.
Muzaffarabad and Leepa Valley faced serious damage from the monsoon rains. Homes were destroyed, and landslides closed key highways. Other areas like Abbottabad and Bhimbher also reported heavy flooding.
The Provincial Disaster Management Authority recorded heavy rainfall in Khanewal, Sahiwal, and Murree. Authorities have issued warnings to stay away from rivers and flood-prone areas during the monsoon rains.
The National Disaster Management Authority warns that rivers in northern Pakistan may flood due to continuous rainfall and melting glaciers. Tourists and locals are advised to avoid risky areas.
Despite the damage, the monsoon rains have brought relief from the summer heat. Citizens are urged to take precautions and avoid unnecessary travel in affected regions.
The Meteorological Department forecasts more heavy rain and thunderstorms in the coming days. People are advised to stay alert and follow safety guidelines during the ongoing monsoon rains.
The Pakistan Weather Alert: Heavy Rains, Flash Flood Warning Till July 10 warns of ongoing heavy rains and potential flash floods in several regions. Stay updated to stay safe.
