Severe Weather in Pakistan and Afghanistan Claims Over 70 Lives, Causes Extensive Damage

Flash floods and heavy rains have led to significant casualties and destruction in both countries, with emergency measures in place.

At least 33 people have died and 27 injured in Afghanistan due to flash floods, damaging over 600 homes and vast agricultural lands.
In Pakistan, lightning and rains have killed at least 41 people, with Punjab province experiencing the highest casualties.
Authorities in Pakistan's southwest have declared a state of emergency due to the severe weather conditions.
Environmental experts attribute the unusual heavy rainfall in April to climate change, highlighting increased vulnerability.
Aid and relief efforts are underway in both countries, with thousands of families receiving assistance amid ongoing rainfall warnings.