Monsoon death toll rises to 126 with electrocution as leading cause
Most outlets led with the rising death toll and electrocution as the primary cause, citing the National Disaster Management Authority. The Express Tribune highlighted regional breakdowns, noting Punjab as the worst-affected area and mentioning Karachi’s weather alert. The Daily Times provided broader statistics, including the number of injured and the timeframe of the data. Both focused on the official report but varied in emphasis on regional and contextual details.
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Monsoon death toll rises to 126 as electrocution tops causes of fatalities
The nationwide death toll from the year’s monsoon season climbed to 126 from June 26 to August 1, while the number of injured rose to 404, according to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). The main cause of deaths, according to a report released by the NDMA on Saturday, was electrocution, followed by flash floods, […]
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Monsoon death toll rises to 126 as electrocution tops causes of fatalities
NDMA reports Punjab worst hit with 47 deaths since June 26, Karachi on alert as showers expected
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