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Pakistan: Rain emergency declared in Punjab province after 63 people killed in past 24 hours
A rain emergency was declared in Punjab on Thursday, while army troops joined rescue operations following flooding in low-lying areas, as torrential monsoon rains ravaged the province. Rawalpindi city experienced a heavy downpour, triggering a flash flood in Nullah Leh, which claimed two lives.
Devastating monsoon rains in Pakistan have killed 63 in Punjab in 24 hours, raising the national death toll to 159. Chakwal ...
Flood levels at Tarbela Dam, Chashma, Guddu and Sukkur barrages are "low"; next spell of monsoon rain to begin from July 21.
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PDMA says 63 dead, over 100 injured; Chakwal records 400mm of rain in 10 hours; flood alert issued for Rawalpindi; more ...
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The home department said the ban has been imposed as a precautionary measure to safeguard human life in view of the current weather situation.
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