Since June 26, devastating rain-related hazards and flash floods have claimed the lives of 234 people across Pakistan, with 596 injured and 826 houses damaged, according to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). Additionally, 203 livestock perished due to the ongoing extreme weather conditions.

NDMA has led 62 rescue operations in the most vulnerable areas, successfully saving 450 people. To support those affected, the Authority has distributed 3,349 essential relief items and set up 27 relief and medical camps across the country.

Rescue and relief efforts are ongoing, with NDMA working closely with provincial and local governments to mitigate the crisis and provide timely assistance. The disaster has severely tested the nation’s resilience, but coordinated efforts are being maintained to support impacted communities.

Fatalities Breakdown:
Out of the 234 confirmed deaths:

• Men: 79

• Women: 42

• Children: 113

By Province:

• Punjab: 135 fatalities (48 men, 24 women, 63 children)

• Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: 56 fatalities (16 men, 10 women, 30 children)

• Sindh: 24 fatalities (9 men, 4 women, 11 children)

• Balochistan: 16 fatalities (5 men, 4 women, 7 children)

• Azad Jammu & Kashmir: 2 fatalities (1 man, 1 child)

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• Islamabad Capital Territory: 1 child

• Gilgit-Baltistan: No deaths reported

Injuries:
A total of 596 people were injured, comprising:

• Men: 231

• Women: 144

• Children: 137

Province-wise Injury Details:

• Punjab: 470 injured (189 men, 144 women, 137 children)

• Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: 71 injured (30 men, 13 women, 28 children)

• Sindh: 40 injured (7 men, 6 women, 27 children)

• Balochistan: 4 injured (2 men, 1 woman, 1 child)

• Gilgit-Baltistan: 3 injured (1 woman, 2 children)

• Azad Jammu & Kashmir: 8 injured (3 men, 2 women, 3 children)

Relief Efforts and Supplies Distributed:
NDMA’s ongoing relief mission includes:

• 349 tents

• 1 ration bag

• 358 blankets

• 500 sandbags

• 266 quilts and sleeping bags

• 76 mattresses

• 554 kitchen sets

• 305 mosquito nets

• 41 plastic mats

• 25 hygiene kits

• 35 jerry cans

• 88 tarpaulins

• 59 miscellaneous items

• 153 food packs

• 95 dewatering pumps

• 10 gabions

• 200 charpais

• 201 gas cylinders/stoves

• 30 life jackets

• 3 boats

These efforts underline NDMA’s commitment to aiding those most impacted by the floods and ensuring timely support as conditions remain critical in many parts of the country.