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July 5, 2026

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Monsoon Kills 15 More in 24 Hours as PMD Alert Continues Through July 6

Pakistan's National Disaster Management Authority reported 15 deaths — including seven children — in the 24 hours to July 4 from monsoon-related incidents, bringing the cumulative toll since June 26 to at least 32. The Pakistan Meteorological Department's nationwide alert for heavy rain, windstorms, and flash floods remains in effect through July 6, with urban flooding also warned for Islamabad, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, and Faisalabad.

July 4, 2026

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Arab News

Pakistan Monsoon Kills 17 Since June 26 as PMD Warns of Heavy Rains and Flash Floods Through Early July

Seventeen people have been killed and 41 injured across Pakistan since monsoon rains began on June 26, national disaster authorities reported. The Pakistan Meteorological Department has forecast a first heavy organised monsoon spell through July 4-6, warning of flash floods, river erosion, urban flooding in major cities, and glacial lake outburst flood risk in the north.

July 1, 2026

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Pakistan’s Monsoon Arrives on Schedule as Flash Flood Warnings Cover Six Provinces Through July 6

The first organised monsoon spell of the season entered Pakistan through northeastern Punjab and Azad Kashmir on Tuesday as forecast, with the Pakistan Meteorological Department and NDMA issuing active flash flood and landslide warnings across six provinces through July 6 — the opening salvo of a season that begins against a backdrop of weakened infrastructure and still-unrepaired damage from recent floods.

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