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Gujrat is hit by “record rainfall,” and Punjab is fighting floods.

Torrential rain leaves Gujrat swamped, flooding villages and city areas

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Karachi braces for ‘urban flooding’ amid heavy rain forecast

PMD forecasts urban flooding in Sindh; NDMA issues landslide alert

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Afghanistan and Pakistan have experienced many earthquakes in recent years.

Record shows seismic activity in neighbouring countries lying at intersection of Indian, Eurasian tectonic plates

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Death toll in Afghan quake jumps to 1,411

Rescuers race to reach earthquake-hit mountainous villages in search of survivors

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Villages marooned after deadly floods in India

Flooding across northwestern state of Punjab kill at least 29 people and affected over 250,000 last month

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Landslide flattens Sudan village, kills more than 1,000

Only one survivor reported after all Tarasin village residents killed in Darfur landslide

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Australian PM accuses Iran of being responsible for two arson attacks — an allegation rejected by Tehran

Port city's max temperature to stay 31-33°C; Zhob and Musakhel in Balochistan could see isolated rain

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MOUs on climate change and culture are signed by Prince Rahim Aga Khan V during his first trip to Kenya.

Kenya confers highest civilian award "Chief of the Order of the Golden Heart" upon Prince Rahim

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To stop the destruction caused by floods, the opposition and Treasury support water reservoirs.

PTI’s Ali Muhammad Khan urges national dam policy; federal minister Khawaja Asif calls to keep issue above politics

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In India, a fault at Ravi Headworks causes flooding in Lahore.

India fails to notify Pakistan about surge in Ravi River or reported technical issue with Madhopur Headworks

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