This summer, South Asia experienced unprecedented heavy rainfall, leading to substantial loss of life and widespread destruction. Over 300 fatalities have been reported, primarily in northern Pakistan's Buner district, where entire villages were washed away. Many individuals are left homeless or seeking shelter. The monsoon rainfall since June is notably higher than previous years, with reports indicating a 50% rise in Pakistan. The aftermath has seen efforts from rescue workers who tirelessly search for survivors amidst the devastation, exacerbated by climate change and inadequate infrastructure.
More than 300 people have died across South Asia after heavy monsoon rains triggered flash floods and landslides in recent days, leaving tens of thousands homeless.
In the remote, mountainous district of Buner in northern Pakistan, rescue workers search desperately for survivors, with hundreds killed and entire villages wiped out.
Suleman Khan lost most of his family in the floods, reporting that twenty-five relatives died fighting the rising waters.
Monsoon rains since June have caused widespread death and destruction across South Asia, with Pakistan’s rainfall this year reported to be 50% higher than last year.
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