Pakistani authorities defend the flood response after 274 people were killed

Buner, Pakistan (AP) – Rescuers found a number of bodies from the trunks of homesist in the northeastern Pakistan region and that they do not need their help from the ports.

The heavy rains and floods also killed a lot of neighboring cats.

Mohammad Suhail, paramedics spokesman in Pakistan, said 54 bodies were found in Berer, a mountainous area in Khyber Pakhtukha, where heavy rains and the clouds caused heavy rains on Friday.

Suhail said the citizens remain lost, and search efforts focused on areas where households tend to pieces of water that climbed down the mountains.

Authorities have warned further to melt the more possible warranties between modern and second, to urge local authorities to stay with her. The highest rains of the higher grains have rubbed the country since June 26 More than 600 were killed.

Kashmir portable in India, located on the northeast border, the rains caused many floods to the area of Kathanyu, killing seven officials, Sunday officials said. The rescuers in the village of Chositi still searched for a number of people lost after the area was hit by Flash floods last week during the Hindu Tribunal. At least 60 people were killed, and 150 others were injured. More than 300 others are saved.

The residents of the Eyunzi suspect fails to warn them to get out after the rain and fatal temper. There was no warship distribution from the larger words mosque, the traditional way far away.

The government said that while the warning program was in the area, the sudden rainfall Berer was so deep that Zamlando beat before the citizens have been warned.

Lt. Gen. Nam Haider, chairman of the National Delfortation Management Authority, which tells the immediate news conference in Islamabad that Pakistan was facing weather patterns because of climate change.

Since Monsoon season began June, Pakistan had already received 50% rainer than in the same time last year, added.

He warned that deep weather can follow, with desires of thoughtful thinking to continue this month.

Some countries reached Islamabad offering, but Haider said Pakistan has enough resources and does not need foreign aid at this time.

Asfandyar Khan Khattak, Director-General of Disaster Managed Designation, said there was “no predicate plan” that can predict the exact time and place of rain.

Mohammad Iqbal, a school teacher in Pir became village, said the lack of warning system could cause injuries and forced many to flee their homes at the last minute.

“The survivors escape were empty,” he said. “If the people were well previously, lives would be saved, and the citizens could move you to safe areas.”

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Drees Mahsud, Disaster Management Officer, said Pakistan’s first training program used a satellite image and Meteorological details to submit warnings to local authorities. This was reported by Media and Media leaders. He said monsoon rains once started only swollen rivers and now created urban floods.

Emergency Services Spokesman in Bener, Mohammad WeAlo, said more than half of the damaged roads and renewed a week, allowing food and machines to reach the cut towns.

Creew was cleaned up the rocks of rocks and mud and thrown out of floods. They still used heavy equipment to remove homosexual waste after the families reported that some of their relatives were lost.

In some extremely killed events, 24 from the family died in the village of Qdar Nagar when floodwaters boarded their home in marriage. The head of the family, Marah Khan, said he survived the flood because he was outside the house at that time.

The four relatives will still be available.

Pakistan is at high risk of disasters caused by climate. In 2022, Monsoni-recorded record killed about 1,700 people and spent millions of homes.

The country also suffering the common flash floods and lands during the Monsoon time, from June to September, especially in the northwest, where villages are often used in new slopes and the river mines.

Experts say that weather fluctuations strengthen the frequency and difficulty of the worst weather events in South Asia.

Khalid Khan, the weather experts, said Pakistan produces under 1% of the world’s warming, heavy rains, emphasizing how the climate change emphasizes the most amazing communities within hours.

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Associated Press Press Munir Ahmed at Islamabad and Rasool Dawar in Beniner, Pakistan, offered in this story, published Aug. 17, 2025.

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