At least 903 people have died and 1,293 have been injured in floods in Pakistan, triggered by monsoon rains since mid-June. Pakistan's National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) announced this on Wednesday evening.

According to him, over the past 24 hours, about 82 thousand houses were destroyed by the elements, more than 72,000 of them are not subject to restoration. In total, about 500 thousand houses were destroyed due to floods, almost 200 thousand of which were completely liquidated by floods. The Punjab province in the east of the country and the southern province of Sindh were hit hardest by the floods.

At the beginning of the month, the Pakistani government declared a state of emergency in the country due to the severe flood situation and turned to the UN and other international organizations for urgent humanitarian assistance.

The monsoon rains that have continued in Pakistan since June have led to massive floods and landslides throughout the country. At the beginning of the month, the Pakistani government declared a state of emergency in the country due to the severe flood situation and turned to the UN and other international organizations for urgent humanitarian assistance. The rescue operations involve members of the Pakistani Air Force and Navy, as well as army aviation and military engineering equipment.