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Monsoon rain claims more lives as toll hits 279
Gulf Today
|July 29, 2025
As torrential rainfall continues to wreak havoc, Pakistan's National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) on Monday confirmed that the overall death toll since the onset of the monsoon season in the country has risen to 279.
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The NDMA also advised the provincial governments to be on alert and remain prepared to respond in emergency-like situations.
Additionally, 676 people have sustained injuries nationwide in rain-triggered incidents, Pakistan's leading newspaper, The Express Tribune, reported.
According to the reports, Pakistan's Punjab province emerged as the worst-affected region, recording the highest number of casualties, with 151 reported deaths and 535 injuries. It is followed by 64 deaths and 80 injured in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa region while Sindh has reported 25 deaths and 40 injuries till now.
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