Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Pakistan Monsoon Rains Kill 256, Injure 616 Since June 26
Imagine a lot of rain, like a monsoon!
This heavy rain has caused big problems in Pakistan.
Since the end of June, many people have been hurt or have died because of the rain.
The worst-hit area is Punjab, where many people have been affected.
The rain has caused flooding in cities, making it hard for people to move around and also cutting off the electricity in some places.
Authorities are warning people to be careful because more heavy rain is expected, which could lead to even more flooding and damage.
Torrential monsoon rains have caused widespread damage across Pakistan since June 26.
256 people have died and 616 others have been injured due to rain-related incidents.
Punjab province has been the worst affected, with the highest number of deaths and injuries.
Authorities have issued alerts for heavy rainfall, warning of potential flash floods and urban flooding.
The rainfall has disrupted daily activities, electricity supply, and infrastructure in several cities.
- Who
- 256 people have died, including children, males, and females, and 616 others have been injured.
- What
- Torrential monsoon rain-related incidents causing casualties and damage.
- When
- Since June 26.
- Where
- Across Pakistan, particularly in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces.
- Why
- The torrential monsoon rain has caused widespread damage and disruption, leading to casualties and infrastructure damage.
- Deaths
- 256
- Injured
- 616
- Start Date
- June 26
- Houses Damaged
- 1,027
- Cattle Perished
- 364
- Worst Affected Province
- Punjab