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Thousands marooned as hill torrents flood parts of Dadu
Many villages left without food, potable water and access to road
HYDRABAD:
The seasonal rainwater streams flowing from the Khirthar Mountains have flooded hundreds of villages in Dadu district cutting off road communication between many villages including Johi and Wahi Pandhi towns of the district, local people told The Express Tribune through phone calls on Saturday.
The water level in the Nai Gaj, a seasonal river, has touched the embankment which protects the Johi town from flood.
The local people have complained that they are facing shortage of food as their food stocks in their homes have been deluged by the flood water. They said the prices of food items in the local market have inflated because the road connectivity has been cut off. The people urged the government to provide them relief.
July 17, 2021
SUKKUR: Heavy rain lashed in most parts of interior Sindh, damaging standing crops and disrupting communication system between villages and cities.
The downpour with thunderstorm badly affected life in cities, including Khairpur, Sukkur, Kumb, Ranipur, and Gambat. Kacho desert area of the Sindh was flooded in the wake of heavy rain. Villagers, who were stranded in rain water, demanded shelter and food for their children.
Meanwhile, SEPCO stated that as many as 80 feeders had tripped due to heavy rains, saying that repair work of feeders, including Rasoolabad, Pir jo goth, 132KV Arain Road, Rohri, Dokri and other areas was underway. In addition, weather in most parts of Sindh became pleasant after heavy rains.
Balochistan rains claim eight lives
Flash floods inundate several districts; communication link between towns broken
QUETTA:
Torrential rains and flash floods wreaked havoc in Balochistan, killing at least eight people and causing widespread damage across the province.
During the recent spell of monsoon rains accompanied by gusty winds, several districts of Balochistan, including Kachi, Harnai, Pishin, Khuzdar, Kech and Panjgur, were inundated while the communication and road infrastructure links of several towns were broken from other parts of the province.
In Pishin at least five members of a family died as roof of their mud house collapsed due to continuous rain during the last two days. Pishin Deputy Commissioner Shahbbir Mengal told media that roof of Mohammad’s house collapsed in Killi Regi area of Bostan Tehsil which killed the man and his four children.