NEW DELHI: No less than 13 individuals died on Saturday from a second spell of heavy rain in Pakistan‘s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) taking the demise toll to 59, Daybreak reported citing Provincial Catastrophe Administration Authority (PDMA) report.
KP has been witnessing heavy rains since April 12 resulting in landslides and home collapses throughout the area.
In response to a KP PDMA report issued on Saturday, 33 youngsters, 14 adults, and 12 girls have died in rain-related incidents since April 12, with 72 individuals injured.
Moreover, 2,883 homes and 68 faculties have been broken, and 309 animals have died, as per the report.
Rs 110 million had been supplied to districts for emergency support, whereas Rs 90 million was distributed to tribal areas to proceed aid efforts, a PDMA official knowledgeable.
The Pakistan Meteorological Division (PMD) on Tuesday predicted additional rain throughout the nation, which might final till April 22, as “one other robust westerly wave” is anticipated to method western Pakistan.
It has additional predicted “rain-windstorm/thunderstorm (few heavy, with remoted very heavy falls) with snowfall over excessive mountains” in locations corresponding to Shangla, Buner, Bajaur, Khyber, and Peshawar from Wednesday night time to April 21.
In the meantime, regular climate circumstances have been reported in Balochistan, PDMA knowledgeable in a publish on X.
KP has been witnessing heavy rains since April 12 resulting in landslides and home collapses throughout the area.
In response to a KP PDMA report issued on Saturday, 33 youngsters, 14 adults, and 12 girls have died in rain-related incidents since April 12, with 72 individuals injured.
Moreover, 2,883 homes and 68 faculties have been broken, and 309 animals have died, as per the report.
Rs 110 million had been supplied to districts for emergency support, whereas Rs 90 million was distributed to tribal areas to proceed aid efforts, a PDMA official knowledgeable.
The Pakistan Meteorological Division (PMD) on Tuesday predicted additional rain throughout the nation, which might final till April 22, as “one other robust westerly wave” is anticipated to method western Pakistan.
It has additional predicted “rain-windstorm/thunderstorm (few heavy, with remoted very heavy falls) with snowfall over excessive mountains” in locations corresponding to Shangla, Buner, Bajaur, Khyber, and Peshawar from Wednesday night time to April 21.
In the meantime, regular climate circumstances have been reported in Balochistan, PDMA knowledgeable in a publish on X.
