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250 Indians, Pakistanis die as flash floods batter South Asia

Flash floods triggered by heavy rains killed more than 250 people in Pakistan and India and brought a serious destruction in the South Asian region.Pakistan National Disaster Management Institution said that at least 194 people were killed in the last 24 hours and 23 people were injured. At least 60 people were killed and more than 100 people were injured in the northernmost part of Jammu and Kashmir, India.
Local police and other agencies are conducting search and rescue operations in Kishtwar in India, about 200 kilometers from Srinagar and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa in Pakistan. Authorities in India estimate that he was buried under the debris.
According to the duties of the provincial government of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan has rescued more than 2,000 people trapped in floods so far.

In an article on Friday, Jammu and Kashmir Prime Minister Omar Abdullah said that he would review the rescue operation and evaluate that more assistance is necessary ”.

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The cloud explosion triggered earth shifts and mud shifts, destroying houses, temples, a bridge, government buildings and vehicles. A community cuisine for pilgrims was washed with a nearby security camp. Cloudburst hit about 90 km in the town of Kishtwar, the last motor village to the Machail Mata Temple at 12:30 on Thursday at 12:30. There were many pilgrims in the Annual Yatra region, which started on July 25 and planned to be finalized on 5 September. Many people in the nearby Hamori village did not contact the power lines down and because mobile devices did not charge any fees. Cloud explosions, floods and landslides demanded life in recent months, and the rugged areas were worst affected. Last week, Seller sweeps an entire village in Uttarakhand. At least 477 people have died in Pakistan since June. Authorities, this year’s monsoon was 65% more intense than last year and future rain seasons will be more severe due to climate change, he said.

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