At least 25 people have died and dozens more were injured in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province following torrential rains that began on March 25, local authorities confirmed this week. The region has seen collapsed roofs, landslides, and flash floods, with rescue teams working around the clock to assist affected communities.
“This is one of the most devastating weather events we’ve seen this year,” a provincial disaster management official stated Thursday. Over 500 homes have been damaged, displacing families already grappling with harsh spring weather. Schools and roads remain closed in hardest-hit districts like Swat and Dir.
Climate experts warn such extreme weather patterns could intensify globally. Meanwhile, social media users across Asia are sharing donation drives using #PakistanFloodRelief. Travelers planning visits to northern Pakistan are advised to monitor weather alerts. 🌍🚨
