Balochistan and northern Pakistan hit by deadly rains and snowfall
1 min readCold and dry weather has returned to most districts of Balochistan, including Quetta, after recent heavy rains, which have caused widespread destruction in the province.
According to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), 18 people have died, and 17 others have been injured during the recent rain-related incidents.
The fatalities include 11 children and seven men, while the injured comprise 11 children, four women, and two men.
The districts most affected are Zhob, Kohlu, Dakki, Jafarabad, Harnai, Kech, Kachi, Qila Abdullah, and Musakhel.
In total, 35 houses were destroyed, and 127 were partially damaged in the heavy rains.
Additionally, 65 sheep and goats were killed by lightning in Musakhel.
Rain and snow disrupt life in Abbottabad and Galiyat
Abbottabad and surrounding areas also experienced intermittent rain on Thursday, while Galiyat and Thandiani received snow, making the weather extremely cold.
Temperatures in Galiyat have dropped below the freezing point, and several roads have been closed to traffic due to landslides, authorities said.
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