"The death toll from landslides and flash floods in Pakistan has reached at least 321 in just two days, with ongoing rescue efforts focused in the Buner district."
"First responders are concentrating on recovery in the villages of Pir Baba and Malik Pura, the hardest hit, where many victims were unable to escape in time."
"Above-average rainfall linked to climate change has resulted in 541 fatalities from flooding in Pakistan since early June, indicating the growing impact of climate-related disasters."
"While rescuers have evacuated over 3,500 stranded tourists, many continue to disregard warnings to avoid flood-affected areas, complicating recovery efforts."
Rescue workers in northern Pakistan are intensifying efforts as the death toll from landslides and floods rises to at least 321. The Buner district has faced the worst impact with many casualties reported. Survivors struggle as floodwaters came rapidly, leaving little time to escape. Most victims were reported dead before reaching medical assistance, with children and men predominantly affected. Overall, about 541 deaths related to flooding have been documented since early June in Pakistan due to climate change-induced extreme weather. Rescue operations continue to evacuate tourists, despite warnings being ignored by some.
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