Pakistan

The death toll from landslides caused by heavy rainfall in the Wayanad district of the Indian state of Kerala, where search and rescue operations continue, has risen to 93 and the number of injured to 128. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi…

Floods and lightning strikes during monsoon rains in Pakistan caused loss of life and property damage. Eleven people in a family died as their house in Kohat city flooded. Nine people were killed by lightning strikes and four others by…

Heavy rain hit Lahore in the Punjab province of Pakistan. The rain flooded the streets, disrupted traffic and brought daily life to a standstill. A zoo wall collapsed. The Meteorological Department reported that heavy rain will continue…

In Karachi, Pakistan, daily waste production of 16,000 tons is devastating marine life by entering the Arabian Sea, creating a "dead zone" along the coast. The port city, home to approximately 24 million people, sees at least 500…

The Taxila Museum, located in the Punjab province of Pakistan, is one of the most popular archaeological sites in Asia. Taxila has been a center of learning since the 6th century BCE and has seen the influence of the Achaemenid, Greek,…

The tire of the passenger plane carrying passengers from Saudi Arabia's Riyadh to Pakistan's Peshawar, caught fire during landing. Following the landing, the plane was immediately stopped and near 300 people on the plane, including flight…

Numerous people flocked to petrol stations in Karachi before the nationwide strike decision taken in Pakistan following the government's decision to increase the price of petrol. Drivers who wanted to fill the tanks of their vehicles and…

The magnificent Rohtas Fort lies in the central part of Punjab, Pakistan. This World Heritage site exemplifies a splendid amalgamation of stone and history. This historical marvel unveils its past, present role, and impact on…

A severe heat wave in Karachi, Pakistan, has claimed 568 lives over the past six days. With temperatures soaring above 40°C (104°F) and humidity pushing the heat index to 49°C (120°F), the death toll continues to rise. The Edhi…

Temperatures rising up to 53 degrees cause deaths in Pakistan. Yesterday, 14 people between the ages of 25-45 died in Karachi, where the temperature rose to 45 degrees and the humidity rose to 76 percent. Pakistan Meteorological…