Severe storms and lightning strikes have tragically claimed 41 lives across Pakistan since Friday, with officials warning of more turbulent weather ahead. ⚡ Torrential rains and deadly electrical surges have left communities reeling, particularly in rural areas where residents face heightened risks during thunderstorms.
🚨 Punjab, Pakistan’s most populous province, reported 21 lightning-related deaths over the weekend. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif urged swift action, directing the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) to deliver relief supplies and coordinate disaster response efforts. Meanwhile, the NDMA has raised alarms about potential landslides and flash floods as forecasts predict additional rainfall this week.
🌍 Experts highlight that open rural landscapes leave farmers and villagers exposed to lightning strikes, a danger amplified by Pakistan’s monsoon season. As climate patterns shift, such extreme weather events are becoming a global concern—especially for regions with limited infrastructure.
Stay tuned to NewspaperAmigo.com for real-time updates on this developing story. Our hearts go out to those affected. 💔
