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Deadly floods kill hundreds in Pakistan

Catastrophic flash floods have devastated northern Pakistan, claiming hundreds of lives as raging waters swept boulders into villages, destroying homes and infrastructure.

600-mile storm to hit UK with 70mph winds

A massive 600-mile wide storm is set to hit the UK, bringing 70mph winds and torrential rain. Weather maps reveal the exact areas at risk as Brits brace for disruption.

Pakistan floods death toll exceeds 300

Catastrophic monsoon floods in Pakistan have claimed hundreds of lives, with thousands displaced as rescue efforts struggle to keep pace with the rising waters.

31 dead in Pakistan flash floods

Torrential rains trigger catastrophic flooding in Pakistan's Gilgit-Baltistan region, claiming at least 31 lives and leaving widespread destruction in their wake.

Kashmir floods: Dozens dead after cloudburst

A sudden cloudburst in Kashmir has triggered devastating floods, leaving dozens dead and hundreds missing. Rescue operations are underway as authorities scramble to respond.

Kashmir cloudburst causes deadly floods

A sudden cloudburst in the Himalayan region of Kashmir has caused devastating flash floods, claiming lives and leaving a trail of destruction. Authorities are scrambling to assess the damage and assist affected communities.

Pakistan Independence Day gunfire kills 5

At least five people, including children, were killed and dozens injured during Pakistan's Independence Day festivities due to reckless celebratory gunfire. Authorities urge an end to the dangerous tradition.

Deadly flash floods hit Tennessee

Torrential rains trigger catastrophic flash floods in Tennessee, leaving a trail of destruction and claiming multiple lives. Rescue efforts are underway as communities grapple with the aftermath.

Alaska flooding forces evacuations

Severe flooding along Alaska's Mendenhall River has prompted evacuations as rising waters threaten homes and infrastructure. Authorities are urging residents to stay alert.

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