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Aug 7, 10:16

Climate Change Exacerbates Pakistan Floods, Causing Hundreds of Deaths

A new study attributes 10-15% of the heavier-than-usual rainfall in Pakistan (June 24-July 23) to climate change, resulting in at least 300 deaths, 1,600 damaged homes, and significant economic losses, highlighting the disproportionate impact on vulnerable nations.

Climate Change Exacerbates Pakistan Floods, Causing Hundreds of Deaths

A new study attributes 10-15% of the heavier-than-usual rainfall in Pakistan (June 24-July 23) to climate change, resulting in at least 300 deaths, 1,600 damaged homes, and significant economic losses, highlighting the disproportionate impact on vulnerable nations.

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What is the direct impact of climate change on the recent devastating floods in Pakistan?

Recent floods in Pakistan, resulting in at least 300 deaths and 1,600 damaged houses, were exacerbated by climate change, increasing rainfall by 10-15%. A 50-year-old businessman, Saqib Hassan, lost his home and farm, incurring approximately $360,000 in losses.

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Aug 4, 10:16

Heavy Rains, Flooding Threaten Pakistan's Punjab

Pakistan's Punjab province anticipates heavy rains from August 4th to 7th, prompting flood warnings for rivers Chenab and Jhelum, landslide alerts for hilly regions, and safety advice for travelers, according to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA).

Heavy Rains, Flooding Threaten Pakistan's Punjab

Pakistan's Punjab province anticipates heavy rains from August 4th to 7th, prompting flood warnings for rivers Chenab and Jhelum, landslide alerts for hilly regions, and safety advice for travelers, according to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA).

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What is the immediate impact of the predicted heavy rainfall in Punjab, Pakistan?

The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PDM) forecasts heavy rains in Punjab province from August 4-7, potentially causing flooding in rivers Chenab and Jhelum and landslides in mountainous areas. The provincial disaster management authority has advised caution for tourists and travelers.

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Aug 7, 07:18

Climate Change Intensifies Pakistan's Monsoon Floods

A World Weather Attribution study reveals that climate change increased Pakistan's July 2025 monsoon rainfall by 10-15%, resulting in 36% more rain than the previous year and at least 300 deaths due to flooding, primarily caused by collapsing buildings in rapidly urbanizing, flood-prone areas.

Climate Change Intensifies Pakistan's Monsoon Floods

A World Weather Attribution study reveals that climate change increased Pakistan's July 2025 monsoon rainfall by 10-15%, resulting in 36% more rain than the previous year and at least 300 deaths due to flooding, primarily caused by collapsing buildings in rapidly urbanizing, flood-prone areas.

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How does Pakistan's rapid urbanization and housing conditions contribute to the severity of monsoon flooding?

The heavier rainfall is directly linked to a warmer atmosphere holding more moisture, a phenomenon exacerbated by climate change. Pakistan's vulnerability stems from rapid urbanization and the prevalence of makeshift homes in flood-prone areas, leading to significant casualties from collapsing structures.

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Jul 18, 22:16

Pakistan Floods Kill Dozens as Rainfall Soars

Heavy rainfall in Punjab, Pakistan has caused devastating floods killing at least 63 people in the past two days, part of over 200 deaths nationwide since June 26, with rainfall 124% higher than July 2024 in the region and authorities warning of potential for a repeat of 2022's deadly floods.

Pakistan Floods Kill Dozens as Rainfall Soars

Heavy rainfall in Punjab, Pakistan has caused devastating floods killing at least 63 people in the past two days, part of over 200 deaths nationwide since June 26, with rainfall 124% higher than July 2024 in the region and authorities warning of potential for a repeat of 2022's deadly floods.

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What is the immediate impact of the flooding in Punjab, Pakistan?

At least 63 people have died in floods in Punjab, Pakistan, over the past two days, with rainfall in the region 124% higher than last July. Authorities have banned water activities and issued travel warnings for affected areas.

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