Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Pakistan Monsoon: 266 Dead, Hundreds Injured and Homes Destroyed
Imagine it's raining really, really hard in Pakistan, like a super powerful storm called a monsoon.
This storm has caused big floods and landslides.
Sadly, many people have died, especially kids.
Lots of homes have been damaged or destroyed, and animals have also been hurt.
The government is trying to help, but it's difficult because roads are blocked and rivers are overflowing.
People are working hard to rescue those in trouble and provide help.
Monsoon rains in Pakistan have caused 266 deaths and 628 injuries since June 26.
Punjab has the highest casualties with 144 deaths, followed by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with 63.
Heavy rains and flash floods have damaged over 1,250 homes and killed 366 livestock.
A critical flood situation is developing in Chachh, Attock, due to the swelling Indus River.
Landslides and floods have disrupted relief efforts and caused damage in multiple regions.
- Who
- NDMA reported the damage and casualties.
- What
- Monsoon rains causing widespread deaths, injuries, and damage.
- When
- Since June 26.
- Where
- Pakistan, particularly Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and regions with rivers.
- Why
- The monsoon season brought heavy rainfall and caused flash floods and landslides.
- Total Deaths
- 266
- Total Injuries
- 628
- Deaths in Punjab
- 144
- Damaged Homes
- Over 1,250
- Livestock Deaths
- 366
- Date of Report
- July 25, 2025