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Floods Kill 50 Since Aug 23 in Pak's Punjab, Officials Say

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September 07, 2025

FLOODS in Pakistan's Punjab province have killed 50 people and impacted around four million others since August 23, officials said on Saturday.

The province with a population of 130 million people has been witnessing torrential rainfall since mid-August, resulting in almost all rivers and tributaries flowing over danger levels.

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