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According to official data released on Monday, at the end of June, when they targeted different parts of the country, they targeted different parts of the country in late June.
Between June 26 and July 14, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) data shows that the major cause of electricity deaths, after which the flash floods.
At the end of June, at least 13 tourists were swept away for their deaths, while shelter from the flash flood on the bank of the river.
In its latest report, the Disaster Agency said that 111 people, including 53 children, were also killed, the most populous provinces are the highest deaths in Punjab.
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has predicted to influence Pakistan in the recent 24 to 72 hours about India as a low -pressure area (LPA) in India’s northwestern Madhya Pradesh, India from July 15 to 17.
The PMD said in a statement that under the influence of this seasonal system, strong monsoon streams are expected to enter the central and upper parts from July 15 to 17.
He added, “There is also a Westerly wave in the upper parts of the country. Because of these weather conditions:
The weather department predicted that some parts of Kashmir suffered heavy rainfall as well as thunderstorms, and from July 14 to 17, heavy decline in Gilgit -Baltistan, with occasional breaks.
It has predicted “very heavy heavy” rain in some parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa from July 14 to July 17 to July 17.
Azad Kashmir
From July 14 to July 17 to July 17, Kashmir (Neelam, Rawlakot, Poonch, Hetian, Bagh, Haveli, Sadhanwati, Kotli, Bhimber, Mirpur) in Kashmir (Neelam Valley, Muzaffarabad, Rawalakot, Poonch, Hetian, Bagh, Bagh, Havali, Havali, Bhutto, Sadar, Bhutto, Sadar, Karni, Sadar. It is expected.
Gilgit Baltistan
With rain/thunderstorms (with heavy falls) with the thunderstorms (with heavy falls) from July 14 to July 17, Gilgit -Baltistan is expected with occasional space in Gilgit -Baltistan (Diamer, Astore, Ghazer, Skardo, Hunza, Gilgit, Shagger).
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Heavy falls (sometimes very heavy/extremely heavy) are expected to be scattered with rain and thunderstorms. Manara, Abbottabad, Haripur, Peshawar, Charsadda, Noshira, Mardan, Sobi, Hango and Karam from July 14 (night) to 17 to 17 with occasional space.
Punjab/Islamabad
Rain-Wind/Thundershower With Scattered Heavy Falls (at times very heavy/extremly heavy) Bahauddin, Gujrat, Gujranwala, Hafizabad, Wazirabad, Lahore, Sheikhupura, Sialkot, Narowal, Sahawal, Jhang, Toba Tek Singh, Nanakana Sahib, Chinate, Faisalabad, Okara, Kasur, Sargodha, Bhakar, Bahawal, Bahawal, Bahawal, Bahawal, Bahawalnagar, DG Khan, Multan, Khanorn, Lohudran, Khan, Kot Ado and Leah from July 14 (Syria) with occasional space from 17 to 17.
Balochistan
Northeast and southern parts (Quetta, Zhob, Kala Saifullah, Qilah Abdullah, Ziarat, Sherani, Moskhel, Loralai, Sabbi, Bolan, Barkhan, Barkhan, Clot, Clat, Lasbala, Nasrob, Nasrabad, Clot, Clot, Klat, Klat, Klat, Klat, Klat , Klot, Klot, Lasbala, Lasbala, Nasrob, Clot, Clot, Lasbala, Clot, Nasrobed, Clot, Clot, Lasbala, Kolan, Clat, Lasbala, Kill, Neserbid, Clot, Lasibella, Kill AB Allah, Kill, Fish, Fish, Fish, Fish. Qilah Saifullah is sometimes expected to rain/thunder shower with a lot of heavy fades.
Sindh
Rain/Thunder Shower is expected to expect Tharparkar, Mirpur Khas, Sanghar, Score, Lakana, Dadu, Jacobabad, Khairpur and Shaheed Benzirabad from July 14 to 16. Light rain is also expected in Karachi.
Advising the relevant authorities to remain on high alert, the PMD warned that heavy rains could cause floods in local streams and rivers and mountain tuors.
Citizens in the lower areas in the weaker mountainous areas can also cause floods and road closures due to rainfall and dust ponds.
Public, passengers and tourists have been advised to avoid any unpleasant situation in weaker areas to avoid any unpleasant situation and to stay updated about weather conditions.
Monsoon Season
The monsoon season brings 70 to 80 % of its annual rainfall to South Asia, which arrived in India in India in early June and in Pakistan at the end of June, and continues until September.
Annual rainfall is very important to protect agriculture and food, and the livelihood of millions of farmers.
But it causes floods, land sliding and buildings cause fall.
South Asia has been warming up and changing weather patterns in recent years, but scientists are unclear how a hot planet is affecting a very complex monsoon.
Pakistan is one of the weakest countries in the world for the effects of climate change, and its 240 million inhabitants are facing extreme weather events with increasing frequency.
In 2022, an extraordinary monsoon flood drowned one -third of Pakistan and killed 1,700 people, some areas still refrained from the loss.
In May, severe storms killed at least 32 people, including a strong hailstore.
