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The Number of Victims of Floods and Landslides in Pakistan exceeded 300

Published August 16, 2025
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Heavy rains and floods in Pakistan have killed more than 300 people, local officials said.

Hundreds of people have died in Pakistan in recent weeks due to heavy rains, more than usual during the monsoon season.

The rains, floods and landslides have washed away roads and flooded buildings.

The floods have also hit parts of Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

Most of the deaths were reported by emergency services in the mountainous Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in northwest Pakistan.

At least 30 houses were destroyed and a rescue helicopter crashed during operations, killing five crew members.

Meteorologists have said heavy rains are expected until August 21 in the northwest of the country, where several areas have been declared disaster zones.

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