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Heavy Rains Trigger Landslides, Damage Key Highways in Northern Pakistan

Heavy monsoon rains caused landslides across northern Pakistan, damaging major highways and disrupting transportation in several mountainous regions. Authorities are working to clear blocked roads while warning residents and travelers to remain alert as more rainfall is expected in the coming days.

Record Heat Dome Sweeps Across Western U.S., Raising Wildfire Fears

Extreme Heat Grips the Western United States A powerful heat dome is bringing dangerous temperatures across the western United States. Millions of people are under...

Lightning Strike Claims Three Lives in Tharparkar During Monsoon Storm

Tharparkar, Pakistan – August 1: A tragic lightning strike during heavy monsoon rains claimed the lives of three people, including a 14-year-old boy, in...

Moderate Flood Declared at Guddu Barrage as Indus River Water Levels Continue to Rise

KASHMORE: Authorities have declared a moderate-level flood at Guddu Barrage after a continued rise in water levels in the Indus River, while warning that...

Water Level at Head Panjnad Recedes After Recent Rise, Situation Remains Under Control

Hassan Raza Khokhar correspondent CN ALI PUR:The water level at Head Panjnad in Ali Pur has started to recede after rising significantly over the past...

Heavy rain expected across Pakistan July 29–August 5

Finish Setup The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has forecast a fresh spell of monsoon rains across much of the country from July 29 to August...

Road Restoration Accelerated in Gilgit-Baltistan After Heavy Rains and Landslides

Restoration work on highways across Gilgit-Baltistan has been accelerated following severe rainfall, landslides, and mudflows that disrupted traffic in several areas, according to the...

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