Pakistan Extreme Weather South Asia Floods
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08/30/2025 83541853
More than 174,000 evacuated due to floods in Pakistan
Peshawar (Pakistan), 30 Aug (EFE).- Heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan have left 800 dead and more than 174,000 people evacuated. According to authorities, the floods were exacerbated by the release of water from two Indian dams. CAMERA: ARSHAD ARBAB.
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08/30/2025 83541726
Rescue operations continue in Pakistan's Punjab province due to flooding
Lahore (Pakistan), Aug 30 (EFE).- Rescue operations continued this Saturday in the Pakistani province of Punjab following floods that have claimed more than 800 lives across the country. CAMERA: MANSOOR ABBAS AND A. HUSSEIN.
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08/28/2025 83467535
Severe flooding hits Punjab province, Pakistan's most populous province
Lahore (Pakistan), Aug. 28 (EFE/EPA) - The devastating monsoon season in Pakistan has raised the total death toll to 805 across the country, after at least 15 people lost their lives in recent hours due to severe flooding in Punjab province, the most populous in the country. CAMERA: AMJAD HUSSAIN. FOOTAGE OF THE RAVI RIVER FLOODING IN LAHORE, PUNJAB PROVINCE, PAKISTAN.
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08/28/2025 83463048
Pakistan river floods force mass evacuations in Punjab
Narowal, Pakistan, Aug. 28 (EFE/EPA).- Thousands of people were evacuated on Thursday due to floods that devastated parts of Punjab province following heavy monsoon rains and rising rivers. Pakistani authorities reported that more than 174,000 people had been displaced across the country, while at least 799 deaths have been recorded so far this monsoon season. The authorities added that the situation was exacerbated by India's release of water from two dams, which contributed to the swelling of rivers downstream in Pakistan. (Camera: RAHAT DAR). FOOTAGE SHOWS THE FLOODED AREAS FOLLOWING THE OVERFLOWING OF THE RAVI RIVER IN THE NAROWAL DISTRICT, PUNJAB PROVINCE, PAKISTAN.
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08/28/2025 83460474
Pakistan monsoon toll rises to 805 as Punjab floods worsen
Islamabad, Aug. 28 (EFE/EPA).- The devastating monsoon season in Pakistan has left 805 people dead across the country, authorities reported on Thursday, after at least 15 more fatalities were recorded in Punjab province in the last 24 hours. The National Disaster Management Authority reported that more than 210,000 people have been evacuated to safer areas as torrential rains, melting glaciers and water releases from dams in neighbouring India are causing flooding in Punjab, the country's most populous region. Authorities warned that the rains are linked to climate change and could intensify further, with forecasts pointing to heavy downpours until 2 September. The death toll brings back memories of the 2022 floods, which killed more than 1,700 people and caused damage worth more than £25 billion. (Camera: ISRAR UL HAQ). FOOTAGE SHOWS THE FLOODS IN THE CITY OF SARGODHA, PUNJAB REGION, PAKISTAN.
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08/27/2025 83446016
Ravi River rises in Punjab province after monsoon rains
Punjab (Pakistan), Aug 27 (EFE).- Pakistan deployed the Army on Wednesday in the eastern and densely populated province of Punjab to respond to severe floods caused by monsoon rains, which, according to Pakistani authorities, were aggravated by India’s decision to release water from two of its dams. Camera: Rahat Dar. Includes resource and aerial footage of a flooded road following the Ravi River’s rise in Narowal, Punjab province (Pakistan).
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08/31/2025 83578386
Thousands evacuated as floods devastate parts of Punjab province
epa12340569 People cross a flooded area to reach their homes as the Chenab River rises in Bakona village, Hafizabad district, Punjab province, Pakistan, 31 August 2025. At least 33 people have died and more than 1.4 million have been affected in Punjab after heavy monsoon rains, melting glaciers, and water releases from Indian dams caused three rivers to overflow, triggering severe flooding and 'exceptionally high' water levels, officials said. EPA/AFTAB SHAH
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08/31/2025 83578383
Thousands evacuated as floods devastate parts of Punjab province
epa12340567 People cross a flooded area to reach their homes as the Chenab River rises in Bakona village, Hafizabad district, Punjab province, Pakistan, 31 August 2025. At least 33 people have died and more than 1.4 million have been affected in Punjab after heavy monsoon rains, melting glaciers, and water releases from Indian dams caused three rivers to overflow, triggering severe flooding and 'exceptionally high' water levels, officials said. EPA/AFTAB SHAH
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08/31/2025 83578365
Thousands evacuated as floods devastate parts of Punjab province
epa12340561 People cross a flooded area to reach their homes as the Chenab River rises in Bakona village, Hafizabad district, Punjab province, Pakistan, 31 August 2025. At least 33 people have died and more than 1.4 million have been affected in Punjab after heavy monsoon rains, melting glaciers, and water releases from Indian dams caused three rivers to overflow, triggering severe flooding and 'exceptionally high' water levels, officials said. EPA/AFTAB SHAH
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08/31/2025 83571476
Pakistan Extreme Weather Floods
Volunteers distribute clothes among families at a relief camp set up for people who fled their homes following torrential rains and rising water level in the Ravi river, on the outskirts of in Lahore, Pakistan, Sunday, Aug. 31, 2025. (AP Photo/K.M. Chaudary)
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08/31/2025 83565827
Thousands evacuated as floods devastate parts of Punjab province
epa12339368 People flee a flooded area after rising flood waters in the river Chenab, in Sargodh district in Punjab province, Pakistan,31 August 2025. At least 20 people have died and more than 1.4 million have been affected in Pakistan's Punjab province after heavy monsoon rains, melting glaciers and water releases from Indian dams caused three rivers to overflow, triggering severe flooding and 'exceptionally high' water levels, officials said. EPA/MANSOOR ABBAS
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08/31/2025 83565710
Thousands evacuated as floods devastate parts of Punjab province
epa12339351 Pakistani rescue officials evacuate people from flooded areas after rising flood waters in the river Chenab, near Head Muhammad Wala in Multan district in Punjab province, Pakistan, 31 August 2025. At least 20 people have died and more than 1.4 million have been affected in Pakistan's Punjab province after heavy monsoon rains, melting glaciers and water releases from Indian dams caused three rivers to overflow, triggering severe flooding and 'exceptionally high' water levels, officials said. EPA/MANSOOR ABBAS
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08/31/2025 83565708
Thousands evacuated as floods devastate parts of Punjab province
epa12339350 Pakistani rescue officials evacuate people from flooded areas after rising flood waters in the river Chenab, near Head Muhammad Wala in Multan district in Punjab province, Pakistan, 31 August 2025. At least 20 people have died and more than 1.4 million have been affected in Pakistan's Punjab province after heavy monsoon rains, melting glaciers and water releases from Indian dams caused three rivers to overflow, triggering severe flooding and 'exceptionally high' water levels, officials said. EPA/MANSOOR ABBAS
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08/31/2025 83565704
Thousands evacuated as floods devastate parts of Punjab province
epa12339348 People flee a flooded area after rising flood waters in the river Chenab, in Sargodh district in Punjab province, Pakistan,31 August 2025. At least 20 people have died and more than 1.4 million have been affected in Pakistan's Punjab province after heavy monsoon rains, melting glaciers and water releases from Indian dams caused three rivers to overflow, triggering severe flooding and 'exceptionally high' water levels, officials said. EPA/MANSOOR ABBAS
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08/31/2025 83565693
Thousands evacuated as floods devastate parts of Punjab province
epa12339347 Pakistani rescue officials evacuate people from flooded areas after rising flood waters in the river Chenab, near Head Muhammad Wala in Multan district in Punjab province, Pakistan, 31 August 2025. At least 20 people have died and more than 1.4 million have been affected in Pakistan's Punjab province after heavy monsoon rains, melting glaciers and water releases from Indian dams caused three rivers to overflow, triggering severe flooding and 'exceptionally high' water levels, officials said. EPA/MANSOOR ABBAS
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08/31/2025 83565662
Thousands evacuated as floods devastate parts of Punjab province
epa12339343 Pakistani rescue officials strengthen a river bank after rising flood waters in the river Chenab, near Head Muhammad Wala in Multan district in Punjab province, Pakistan, 31 August 2025. At least 20 people have died and more than 1.4 million have been affected in Pakistan's Punjab province after heavy monsoon rains, melting glaciers and water releases from Indian dams caused three rivers to overflow, triggering severe flooding and 'exceptionally high' water levels, officials said. EPA/MANSOOR ABBAS
