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Pakistan authorities forecast rains and thunderstorms on Eid Al-Adha, urge caution

  • This year, Pakistan recorded its ‘wettest April since 1961,’ with 59.3mm rainfall and 144 deaths in thunderstorms and house collapses
  • A top UN official this week warned that an estimated 200,000 people in Pakistan could be affected by the upcoming monsoon season
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KP CM directs authorities to remain alert as rains kill 5, injure 8 in two days 

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Heavy rains kill 32 in northwest Pakistan in six days

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Pakistan warns of fresh storms in northwest today after heavy rains kill over 25

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Two dead, 10 missing after storm knocks over boats in southern Pakistan

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