A violent dust storm swept across Pakistan’s Sindh and Punjab provinces, killing at least four people, including a child, and injuring 60 others. The severe weather caused widespread destruction, tearing roofs off huts in the Gorakh Hill region and downing trees, walls, and solar panels across multiple districts. In Rajanpur, the collapse of the power grid plunged many communities into darkness, while fallen high-voltage lines forced the temporary closure of the M-5 highway. As local authorities scramble to assess the full scale of the damage, emergency rescue and relief operations remain ongoing in the hardest-hit areas