Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Pakistan Monsoon: Death Toll Climbs to 266, Hundreds Injured
Imagine lots and lots of rain, like a super strong storm, has been hitting Pakistan.
This rain has caused big floods and landslides.
Sadly, a lot of people have been hurt, with many people losing their lives, especially children.
Homes and roads are getting damaged.
The government is trying to help people by rescuing them and giving them food and shelter.
The worst affected area is Punjab, but many other places are also struggling.
It is a very difficult situation for everyone affected by the floods.
Monsoon rains in Pakistan have resulted in 266 deaths and 628 injuries since June 26.
Punjab has reported the highest number of casualties with 144 deaths.
Heavy rains and flash floods have damaged over 1,250 homes and caused the loss of 366 animals.
Landslides and floods have damaged infrastructure and hampered relief efforts in several regions.
NDMA is coordinating rescue and relief operations with provincial authorities.
- Who
- The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and provincial authorities are managing the response.
- What
- Torrential monsoon rains have caused widespread damage, injuries, and fatalities.
- When
- Since June 26, with the latest report on July 25.
- Where
- Pakistan, with significant impact in Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh, Balochistan, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, and Islamabad.
- Why
- Heavy monsoon rains are the cause.
- Total Deaths
- 266
- Total Injuries
- 628
- Children Deaths
- 126
- Homes Damaged
- Over 1,250
- Livestock Lost
- 366
- Date of Report
- July 25