Archive · 21 Aug 2025
Pakistan Monsoon: Karachi Grapples with Flooding and Power Outages
Pakistan is being hit hard by heavy rain from the monsoon season.
This has caused a lot of problems, especially in Karachi.
Many places don't have power, and there's a lot of water on the roads.
Sadly, at least 11 people have died, and others are hurt.
Some people have been without electricity for a very long time, making things even harder.
The government is working to help, but more rain is expected, and the situation is difficult.
Heavy monsoon rains continue to batter Pakistan, especially Sindh province and Karachi.
Power outages and waterlogging are widespread in Karachi.
At least 11 deaths and 10 injuries were reported in Karachi.
Many areas faced electricity outages lasting up to 48 hours or longer.
Governor of Sindh highlighted the electricity crisis as a major challenge.
- Who
- Residents, authorities, and rescue workers in the affected areas.
- What
- Torrential monsoon rains have caused widespread flooding, power outages, and casualties in Karachi, Pakistan.
- When
- Heavy rains are ongoing, with some outages lasting multiple days.
- Where
- Pakistan, specifically Sindh province and Karachi.
- Why
- The annual monsoon season brought intense rainfall.
- Deaths in Karachi
- At least 11
- Injured in Karachi
- 10
- Areas affected by power outages
- North Nazimabad, Gulistan-e-Jauhar, Defence View, Orangi Town, Lyari, Baldia Town, Liaquatabad, Surjani, Korangi Industrial Area and Hyderabad city.
- Electricity Outage Duration
- Up to 48 hours or longer in some areas
- Major Challenge
- Electricity crisis
Sources
Pakistan hit by torrential rain and floods, at least seven people dead - Telegraph India
Pakistan’s financial capital Karachi hit by torrential rain and flooding
Pakistan’s financial capital Karachi hit be torrential rain and flooding
