Trash And Turmoil: Garbage Floats, Flood-Like Situation Emerges At Pakistan’s Side Of Attari-Wagah Border | WATCH | World News
The images of a flood-like situation and the garbage floating on the side of Pakistan’s Wagah-Attari border made bullets on social media and caused reactions from Netizen.
Ians reported that the relentless rains and flash floods have taken at least 802 life and left 1,088 people who have been injured in Pakistan since June 26.
An X user who shares the visuals, “Indian side is clean and dry, Sel Water & Trash ceremony Pak Rangers!”
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Wagah Attari border flood situations.
Pakistani Rangers is holding a beating ceremony in water.#Wagahborder#Attariborder #Sel #Floods #flows pic.twitter.com/irp5yxotzd– Dr. Kiran J patel (@drkiranjatel) 27 August 2025
Pakistan monsoon havoc
The extreme monsoon situation triggered widespread destruction, left houses under water, replaces many people, and forced the efforts to intervene in Pakistan.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, the highest losses were injured 479 deaths and 347 injured. In addition, 165 people were killed in Punjab and 584 were injured, then Sindh 57 losses and 75 injured, 24 deaths and 5 injured according to the reports of the local media. In addition, 8 people were killed and 3 people were injured in the rain -related events in Islamabad.
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Pakistan Meteorology Department (PMD) said Tuesday that the Ravi River in Jassar reached a high flood level.
NDMA warned it separately about urban floods in Low Areas, including Lahore, Gujranwala, Sialkot, Narowal, Kasur and other regions for the next 24 hours.
The Lahore Regional Administration issued a high warning that predicts that water levels in the Ravi River will rise within the next 48 hours.
(With Ians entrances)
