Continuous heavy rainfall has led to widespread flooding in parts of Sindh and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, causing significant damage to homes, streets, and infrastructure. Low-lying areas in both provinces have been worst affected, with water accumulating in residential neighborhoods and main roads, disrupting daily life and transport.
Authorities have deployed rescue teams equipped with boats, life jackets, and other essential equipment to assist stranded residents. Medical teams are also on standby, providing first aid, medicines, and treatment for potential waterborne diseases. Temporary shelters and clinics have been set up to accommodate affected families and ensure immediate medical care.
In Sindh, urban centers experienced severe waterlogging, while rural areas saw damage to crops and farmland. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, hilly terrain contributed to localized landslides, further complicating rescue operations. Local administrations are working to clear roads, restore electricity, and ensure the delivery of food and clean water to affected populations.
Residents have been advised to avoid traveling through flooded areas, follow safety guidelines, and remain indoors during heavy rainfall. Meteorological departments have forecast continued rains in the coming days, urging vigilance. Authorities continue to coordinate with provincial and federal agencies to minimize loss of life and property.
