标题：PM deploys ministers to oversee K-P flood relief as toll hits 323
时间：2025-8-17
正文：
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has deployed federal ministers to supervise relief efforts in flood-affected districts of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, after devastating floods and heavy rains left 323 people dead and 156 injured across the province between August 15 and 17, Radio Pakistan reported on Sunday.
Federal Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan, Engineer Amir Muqam, will oversee relief operations in Shangla and Buner, while the Power Division minister has been tasked with monitoring activities in Buner. Minister for Religious Affairs Sardar Yousaf will supervise operations in Mansehra, and Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Mubarak Zeb will coordinate relief in Bajaur.
Teams of Federal Ministers, on instructions of PM @CMShehbaz will participate in relief operations in flood-affected areas#FloodRelief #FloodsInPakistan #News #BreakingNews #RadioPakistan https://t.co/adHnWofZi8
— Radio Pakistan (@RadioPakistan) August 17, 2025
Premier has also ordered the dispatch of additional consignments of food, tents and medicines to the worst-hit areas under the federal relief package. "Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is personally monitoring the relief operations of the National Disaster Management Authority in all flood-affected districts," the report said.
Officials said trucks carrying supplies are being handed over to district administrations for onward distribution. Shehbaz directed the chairman of NDMA to remain in constant contact with provincial disaster management authorities and Gilgit-Baltistan to ensure a coordinated response.
According to Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), at least 323 people have died and 156 have been injured in rain-related incidents and flash floods across K-P.
The dead include 273 men, 29 women and 21 children. Among the injured are 123 men, 23 women and 10 children. PDMA said a total of 336 houses have been damaged so far, with 230 partially destroyed and 106 completely demolished.
Buner remains the worst-hit district, where 209 deaths have been reported. Other districts affected include Swat, Bajaur, Torghar, Mansehra, Shangla and Battagram. The authority warned that more heavy rainfall is expected between August 17 and 19, while the current spell is likely to continue intermittently until August 21.
On the directives of the K-P chief minister, 89 trucks carrying relief goods have been dispatched to the affected districts. Items include tents, mattresses, bedding, kitchen sets, tarpaulins, mats, mosquito nets, generators and other daily-use essentials.
PDMA added that 800 million rupees have been released to district administrations as relief funds, including 500 million rupees specifically allocated to Buner. District authorities have been instructed to speed up relief activities and provide immediate assistance to the victims.
PDMA’s emergency operations centre is fully functional. Citizens have been advised to contact the free helpline 1700 for weather updates, information or to report emergencies, the spokesperson said.
Read: Rescuers race against time as K-P flood death toll tops 340
Chairman of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), Lieutenant General Inam Haider Malik, said on Sunday that efforts were under way to restore connectivity in flood-hit areas of Gilgit-Baltistan and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, where roads and bridges have been badly damaged.
Speaking at a media briefing in Islamabad, he said, “As per the directives of the Prime Minister, a relief consignment will be immediately dispatched to all districts that have experienced significant loss of life and where people have been dislocated from their homes.”
The packages will include rations, medicines, and tents for the displaced. Malik said the seventh spell of monsoon rains, currently affecting various regions, is expected to continue until August 22. Another weather system will enter Pakistan on August 23 and last until the end of the month, with rains likely to persist into the first 10 days of September.
“Day-to-day communication infrastructure, roads, and bridges will be repaired on a priority basis once the monsoon is over,” he added.
Earlier, NDMA officials said the authority had developed a detailed contingency plan identifying high-risk areas. Northeastern parts of the country, including Azad Jammu and Kashmir, central K-P, and southeastern districts such as Tharparkar, Sujawal, Tando Allah Yar, Tando Muhammad Khan, and Badin, are expected to receive the heaviest rainfall.
Officials warned that three major weather systems are converging over Pakistan, intensifying the ongoing monsoon activity. More than 300 people have already died due to flash floods and landslides in K-P.
The most vulnerable regions include northern Pakistan, northeastern Punjab, the Salt Range, southern Punjab, Malakand and Hazara divisions of K-P, and central Balochistan.
来源：the tribune
url：
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2561740/buner-worst-hit-as-k-p-floods-leave-314-dead-156-injured-pdma
标题：Rescuers race against time as K-P flood death toll tops 340
时间：2025-8-17
正文：
PESHAWAR:
Rescuers in flood-ravaged Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) districts clawed through mud and debris on Saturday as flash floods unleashed by days of heavy monsoon rains killed at least 344 people in the province within 48 hours, officials said.
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) confirmed that 324 of the deaths were reported in K-P, with dozens more killed in Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan. At least 137 people were injured as homes collapsed and torrents of water swept away residents, livestock and vehicles.
Officials said the scale of the devastation forced the provincial government to declare six districts — Buner, Bajaur, Swat, Shangla, Mansehra and Battagram — disaster-hit. Thousands of homes were destroyed and key roads, including bridges and link routes, were washed away, complicating rescue and relief operations.
"Heavy rainfall, landslides and washed-out roads are severely hampering rescue efforts, particularly the transportation of heavy machinery and ambulances," said Bilal Ahmed Faizi, spokesman for K-P's rescue agency.
"In some areas, workers are forced to walk long distances to reach disaster sites," he said. "They are trying to evacuate survivors, but very few people are relocating due to the deaths of their relatives or loved ones being trapped in the debris."
Buner's district deputy commissioner Kashif Qayum Khan also said rescuers were forced to find new ways to reach remote areas. "Many more people may still be trapped under the debris, which local residents cannot clear manually," Khan told AFP.
Nearly 2,000 rescue personnel have been deployed, but officials warned that many victims may still be trapped under rubble in remote villages.
In Shangla district alone, officials confirmed 37 deaths, with several people still missing. Torrential floods, lightning strikes and landslides left hundreds injured, flattened houses and displaced entire communities.
Eleven more people were killed in AJK, and another nine in G-B, officials said. Five more were killed when a local government helicopter crashed due to bad weather during a relief mission in Bajaur district on Friday.
The meteorological department has also issued a heavy rain alert for northwestern regions, urging people to take "precautionary measures".
Syed Muhammad Tayyab Shah of NDMA told AFP that this year's monsoon season began earlier than usual and was expected to end later. It would also increase in intensity over the next fortnight, he added.
In Buner, an AFP journalist saw three excavators clearing mud and wood from the completely flattened site, while dozens of rescuers and residents also dug through the debris.
Others cleared heavy rocks with their hands and with shovels. "People are still lying under the debris... Those who were swept away are being searched for downstream," said resident Abdul Khan.
Floodwaters also destroyed livestock, shops and vehicles, while key roads including AlpuriBisham, AlpuriPuran and AlpuriChakesar were badly damaged. Though some were temporarily reopened on Saturday, access to remote areas remains cut off.
Residents told of funerals being held in devastated villages, where survivors continue to search through rubble by hand. "I helped retrieve the bodies of children I taught," said Saifullah Khan, a schoolteacher in Buner. "The trauma is unbearable."
Another villager in Buner told AFP residents kept on searching through the rubble overnight.
"The entire area is reeling from profound trauma," said 32-year-old schoolteacher Saifullah Khan. "I help retrieve the bodies of the children I taught, I keep wondering what kind of trial nature has imposed on these kids," he said.
The NDMA said torrential monsoon rains across Pakistan have killed more than 650 people so far this season, with 905 injured. The agency warned that the downpours, which began earlier than usual this year, are expected to continue with greater intensity over the next fortnight.
Monsoon floods in South Asia bring much of the region's annual rainfall, vital for agriculture but devastating when extreme. Pakistan, among the countries most vulnerable to climate change, has faced increasingly frequent and intense weather events. In 2022, floods submerged a third of the country and killed around 1,700 people.
Provincial authorities said relief operations are under way, with heavy equipment being moved to clear roads and restore connectivity. The PDMA chairman visited Shangla on Saturday, urging officials to accelerate aid and rehabilitation.
The K-P chief minister is expected to visit flood-stricken areas on Sunday to review damage and announce further measures.
The torrential rains that have pounded Pakistan since the start of the summer monsoon, described as "unusual" by authorities, have killed more than 650 people, with more than 905 injured.
In July, Punjab recorded 73 per cent more rainfall than the previous year and more deaths than in the entire previous monsoon.
Pakistan is one of the world's most vulnerable countries to the effects of climate change and is contending with extreme weather events with increasing frequency. Monsoon floods in 2022 submerged a third of the country and killed around 1,700 people.
来源：the tribune
url：
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2561686/rescuers-race-against-time-as-k-p-flood-death-toll-tops-340
标题：LIVE: PDMA confirms 313 dead, 156 injured in KP floods, rains
时间：2025-8-17
正文：
PESHAWAR: The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has released latest report on the loss of lives and property caused by recent heavy rains and flash floods across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), ARY News reported.
According to the PDMA, 313 people lost their lives and 156 were injured in various incidents. Among the deceased are 263 men, 29 women, and 21 children, while the injured include 123 men, 23 women, and 10 children.
The report highlights that 159 houses were damaged, including 97 partially damaged and 62 completely destroyed.
Buner district was reported as the worst-hit area, with 208 deaths recorded. Other affected districts include Swat, Bajaur, Torghar, Mansehra, Shangla, and Battagram.
The PDMA has also warned of more heavy rainfall between August 17 and 19, with the spell expected to continue until August 21.
In response, the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has ordered the release of relief funds for the affected districts and directed all relevant departments to accelerate rescue and relief operations.
Latest updates on KP floods here
Mourning in KP
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government is observing a day of mourning after devastating flash floods wreaked havoc across the province.
After the rescue helicopter crash in KP, the Chief Minister yesterday announced that the provincial flag would fly at half-mast and the martyrs would be laid to rest with full state honors. He prayed for the elevation of their ranks and patience for their bereaved families.
911 emergency helpline
Under the directives of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Pakistan’s federal government has instantly activated 911 emergency helpline nationwide.
The initiative aims to deliver instant assistance to citizens facing natural disasters and other critical situations.
According to the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication, the purpose of 911 emergency helpline is to work in areas having damaged or inactive mobile network towers.
Special control rooms
The Local Government Department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) has set up a special control room.
According to the official notification, the control room has been established at the Directorate General to monitor the KP floods and related emergency developments. Special staff have been assigned duties to ensure round-the-clock supervision of the situation.
PM Shehbaz directs Swift action for flood-hit regions
Prime Minister (PM) Shehbaz Sharif Minister directed the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) NDMA to continue close coordination with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government and to utilise all available resources for rescue and relief operations.
Presiding over a meeting to assess the ongoing rainfall and flood situation across the country. PM Shehbaz directed concerned officials to take all-out relief efforts in flood-affected areas.
He directed that that aid supplies, including rations and medicines, be urgently dispatched to the affected regions via trucks on a priority basis.
The NDMA chairman briefed the prime minister on the damages caused by heavy rains and flooding.
Pak Army’s response
The Pakistan Army announced the donation of one day’s salary to support the rehabilitation of people affected by devastating floods in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
According to security sources, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir reaffirmed that the Army would provide full support for the rehabilitation of flood victims, with additional troops being deployed to reinforce relief activities.
Alongside salaries, the Army has allocated one day’s rations — amounting to more than 600 tons — for distribution among flood-hit families.
Helicopter crash
During the relief operation, KP government’s MI-17 helicopter, carrying relief supplies to Salarzai in Bajaur, crashed. All five crew members on board embraced martyrdom in the accident.
Rescue operations are ongoing in the disaster-hit areas, with PDMA teams, local authorities, and volunteers engaged in relief efforts.
The PDMA has warned that the spell of heavy rains is likely to continue intermittently until August 21, potentially aggravating the flood situation in vulnerable districts.
Read more: Flash floods devastate KP: 10 bodies recovered in Battagram
Survivors have urged the government to speed up rescue activities and arrange immediate shelter for those left homeless.
In Mansehra, lightning and a cloudburst also triggered flooding, with reports of further casualties and property losses.
Meanwhile, in Swat’s Mingora, Malam Jabba, Haji Baba, Khwazakhela, and Marghazar, low-lying areas have been submerged, flooding hundreds of homes and cutting off access to several localities.
Many residents, including women and children, have taken refuge on rooftops, while in some areas people are evacuating on their own due to the worsening situation.
来源：arynews
url：
https://arynews.tv/pakistan-reports-deaths-in-kp-torrential-rains-flash-floods/
标题：More than 150 missing in Pakistan’s flood-hit northwest: PDMA
时间：2025-8-17
正文：
PESHAWAR: More than 150 people are missing in northwest Pakistan, the head of the provincial disaster management authority said Sunday, after flash floods that have killed at least 344 people in the country.
Thousands of rescuers were battling rain and knee-deep mud, digging homes out from under massive boulders in a desperate search for survivors.
“In Buner, at least 150 people are still missing. They could be trapped under the rubble of their homes or swept away by floodwaters,” Asfandyar Khattak, head of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Provincial Disaster Management Authority, told AFP.
“Separately, in Shangla district, dozens of people are also reported missing,” he added.
The ongoing rain was making rescue operations extremely difficult, Khattak said.
“There is no electricity or mobile signal in Buner, as power lines and mobile towers were damaged in the flash floods,” he added.
In hardest-hit Buner district, at least 208 people were killed and “10 to 12 entire villages” partially buried, a provincial rescue spokesman told AFP.
“The operation to rescue people trapped under debris is ongoing,” said Bilal Ahmed Faizi of the province’s rescue agency.
He said around 2,000 rescue workers were engaged in recovering bodies from the debris and carrying out relief operations across nine districts, where rain was still hampering efforts.
来源：arynews
url：
https://arynews.tv/more-than-150-missing-pakistans-flood-hit-northwest-pdma/
标题：Flash floods ruin infrastructure in Gilgit-Baltistan
时间：2025-8-17 10:02:00
正文：
GILGIT: Flash floods continued to wreak havoc across Gilgit-Baltistan on Saturday, leaving one person dead, eight injured, and dozens displaced. Roads and bridges were swept away, thousands — including tourists — remained stranded at multiple locations, and electricity, mobile, and internet communication were disrupted in the region.
Cloudburst-triggered flash floods hit multiple areas, adding to the misery of local communities.
According to the Gilgit-Baltistan Disaster Management Authority (GBDMA), a nine-year-old boy, Zulqarnain Haider, tragically lost his life in a landslide while returning from the summer pasture to his village, Hanochal in Haramosh Valley of Gilgit, on Saturday.
Addressing a press briefing, GB Home Minister Shams Lone said that the Baltistan Highway bridge had been swept away, cutting off four districts of Baltistan from Gilgit for a second consecutive day.
Cloudburst-triggered floods leave 9-year-old boy dead in Haramosh Valley; portion of Naltar Highway and Baltistan Highway bridge swept away
Since Friday, at least 35 people have lost their lives, many more have been injured, and four people remain missing. “So far, 318 houses have been completely destroyed, and 674 have been partially damaged,” Lone said, adding that the GB government lacked the resources to cope with the massive devastation. However, he noted that army troops were conducting relief operations.
A portion of the Naltar Highway was swept away, leaving a large number of tourists stranded. The flash floods in Naltar also damaged three hydropower generation stations, suspending electricity supply to Gilgit. Residents are also facing a shortage of drinking water.
In Datuchi, Bagrot Valley, a bridge and nearly half a dozen houses were damaged, while in Ghanche district, flash floods destroyed three key bridges, cutting off several villages. Dozens of houses were damaged, and 67 families in Haldi village were shifted to tents.
River erosion in the Guru Jaglot area of Gilgit damaged several homes, with floodwaters entering many houses. In Haton village, flash floods destroyed three homes, private infrastructure, crops, and agricultural land. Thousands of residents in Ghizer district also remained cut off from other areas.
The Karakoram Highway (KKH) at Gulmit has remained closed for several days, disconnecting residents of Gojal and severing the Pakistan-China road link.
NDMA issues alert
Meanwhile, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued an alert warning of possible glacier lake outburst floods (GLOFs), heavy rain, and landslides in the northern areas until September 7.
The NDMA also advised tourists to avoid travelling to affected regions and not to cross rivers or streams.
GB has been experiencing an unusual heatwave since June, resulting in unprecedented glacier melting. Temperatures have risen by 48pc above normal, which has been the main cause of the recent disaster.
来源：Dawn
url：
https://www.dawn.com/news/1931369/flash-floods-ruin-infrastructure-in-gilgit-baltistan
标题：NDMA - Monsoon 2025 Daily Situation Report No. 53
时间：2025-8-17
正文总结：
Explanation of NDMA Monsoon 2025 Daily Situation Report No. 53 (August 17, 2025)
I. Casualties
(1) Past 24 Hours (13:00 on August 16, 2025 to 13:00 on August 17, 2025)
Deaths: A total of 12 people died nationwide. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), 7 males died due to flash floods (6 cases) and house collapse (1 case), all recovered as missing bodies. In Gilgit-Baltistan (GB), 4 people (2 males, 1 female, 1 child) died from flash floods. In Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJ&K), 1 male died due to flash floods .
Injuries: 24 people were injured, including 13 males in KP, 1 male in GB, and 10 people (9 males, 1 female) in AJ&K .
(2) Cumulative Situation (June 26 to August 17, 2025)
Deaths: 657 people died nationwide, with breakdowns: Punjab (164), KP (390), Sindh (28), Balochistan (20), GB (32), AJ&K (15), and Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) (8).
Injuries: 929 people were injured, including 582 in Punjab, 245 in KP, 40 in Sindh, 4 in Balochistan, 31 in GB, 24 in AJ&K, and 3 in ICT .
Causes of death: Include house collapse, drowning, flash floods, landslides, electrocution, lightning, heavy rain, and unknown causes .
II. Damage to Infrastructure and Private Property
(1) Past 24 Hours
Houses damaged: 549 houses (408 partially, 141 completely). KP had 260 (164 partial, 96 complete); AJ&K had 289 (244 partial, 45 complete) .
Livestock perished: 412, including 216 in KP and 196 in AJ&K .
Roads damaged: 1.25 km in GB (1 km in Skardu, 0.25 km in Ghanche) .
Bridges damaged: 28 bridges, including 13 in GB (2 in Gilgit, 10 in Skardu, 1 in Nagar, all washed away) and 15 in AJ&K (5 in Jhelum Valley, 10 in Neelum, all completely washed away) .
(2) Cumulative Situation (June 26 to August 17, 2025)
Roads: 451.18 km damaged, including 431.74 km in KP, 1.5 km in Balochistan, 16.44 km in GB, and 1.5 km in AJ&K .
Bridges: 152 bridges damaged, including 46 in KP, 87 in GB, 15 in AJ&K, 3 in ICT, and 1 in Balochistan .
Houses: 2,462 houses (778 completely, 1,684 partially), with breakdowns across provinces .
Livestock: 999 dead, including 121 in Punjab, 467 in KP, 134 in Sindh, 67 in GB, and 210 in AJ&K .
III. Flood Relief Activities
(1) Past 24 Hours
GB distributed 40 tents and 10 kitchen sets (50 items total); AJ&K distributed 50 tents, 35 blankets, 40 quilts/sleeping bags, 35 plastic mats, and 30 plastic sheets (190 items total). National total: 240 items .
(2) Cumulative Situation (June 26 to August 17, 2025)
Relief materials: Distributed items include tents, blankets, kitchen sets, etc. GB distributed 1,257 tents, 819 blankets, and 1,650 sandbags. Other provinces also distributed various materials .
Rescue equipment: Punjab had 37 de-watering pumps and 46 boats; Sindh had 75 de-watering pumps, 30 life jackets, and 3 boats; ICT had 34 de-watering pumps and 30 life jackets .
IV. Relief Camps and Medical Camps
(1) Past 24 Hours
KP set up 308 relief camps (25,927 occupants, no medical treatment); GB set up 2 camps (90 occupants, no medical treatment). National total: 310 camps with 26,017 occupants .
PDMA KP reported 23,430 displaced family members (3,905 families in shelters) as of 21:30 on August 16, with 307 institutions (schools, madressahs) and a sports stadium accommodating people. About 50,000 families were supported by host communities, with 1,410 TDPs registered .
(2) Cumulative Situation (June 26 to August 17, 2025)
Relief camps: 425 camps nationwide, including 308 in KP (25,927 occupants), 103 in Punjab (68), 2 in Sindh (176), 1 in ICT, and 11 in GB (3,140). Total occupants: 29,311 .
Medical treatment: 16 treated in Punjab, 942 in GB (15 + 927). National total: 958 .
V. Rescue Operations
(1) Past 24 Hours
No records (NTR) .
(2) Cumulative Situation (June 26 to August 17, 2025)
396 operations nationwide rescued 17,917 people: 16 operations in GB (779 rescued), 211 in KP (14,317), 3 in Balochistan (17), 3 in Sindh (53), 141 in Punjab (1,776), 4 in ICT (35), and 18 in AJ&K (940) .
VI. Meteorological and Hydrological Forecast (Pakistan Meteorological Department, 11:45 PST on August 17, 2025)
(1) 24-Hour Weather Forecast
Widespread thunderstorms/rain in upper catchments of major rivers (Indus, Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Sutlej); scattered/widespread thunderstorms in some lower catchments .
(2) Reservoir Levels (as of 0600 PST)
Tarbela Dam: 1548.02 ft (max 1550.00 ft, 98.01% storage).
Mangla Dam: 1211.90 ft (max 1242.00 ft, 69.22% storage) .
(3) River Flow Forecast (thousand cubic feet/second)
Indus River: Inflows 60-460, with medium flood at Tarbela, Kalabagh, Chashma, Taunsa; low flood at Guddu, Sukkur; below low at Kotri.
Other rivers: Kabul (Nowshera) at low flood; Jhelum (Mangla) at medium flood; Chenab (Marala) at medium-high flood; Ravi (Balloki) at low flood; Sutlej (G.S.Wala, Sulemanki) at low-medium flood .
Alerts: Flash floods in Kabul River tributaries, DG Khan Division, and east Balochistan nullahs until August 19; urban flooding in Islamabad, Peshawar, etc., until August 19; Sutlej at Ganda Singh Wala to remain at low-medium flood; medium-high flows in Kabul, Chenab, Jhelum, and Indus (Tarbela) until August 19; wet spell to continue .
VII. Past 24-Hour Rainfall (as of 0800 PST on August 17, 2025)
Punjab: Islamabad (Saidpur, Golra 74 mm), Sialkot (City 65 mm), Mangla (60 mm), Rawalpindi (Shamsabad 44 mm).
Sindh: Thar Parkar (Nagar Parkar 50 mm), Mithi (18 mm).
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Landi Kotal (24 mm), Ghalanai (15 mm).
Kashmir: Kotli (10 mm), Muzaffarabad (City 3 mm).
Gilgit Baltistan: Gupis (2 mm).
Maximum wind: Islamabad Airport (63 km/h, N), Sialkot Airport (52 km/h, NE) .
巴基斯坦国家灾害管理局 2025 年季风季第 53 期每日情况报告（2025 年 8 月 17 日）
一、伤亡情况
（一）过去 24 小时（2025 年 8 月 16 日 13:00 至 8 月 17 日 13:00）
死亡人数：全国共 12 人死亡，其中开伯尔 - 普赫图赫瓦省（KP）7 人（均为男性），死于山洪暴发（6 人）和房屋倒塌（1 人），为失踪者遗体被找回；吉尔吉特 - 巴尔蒂斯坦（GB）4 人（男性 2 人、女性 1 人、儿童 1 人），死于山洪暴发；阿扎德查谟和克什米尔（AJ&K）1 人（男性），死于山洪暴发。
受伤人数：全国共 24 人受伤，其中 KP 省 13 人（均为男性）；GB 地区 1 人（男性）；AJ&K 地区 10 人（男性 9 人、女性 1 人）。
（二）累计情况（2025 年 6 月 26 日至 8 月 17 日）
死亡人数：全国累计死亡 657 人，其中旁遮普省 164 人、KP 省 390 人、信德省 28 人、俾路支省 20 人、GB 地区 32 人、AJ&K 地区 15 人、伊斯兰堡首都区（ICT）8 人。
受伤人数：全国累计受伤 929 人，其中旁遮普省 582 人、KP 省 245 人、信德省 40 人、俾路支省 4 人、GB 地区 31 人、AJ&K 地区 24 人、ICT 地区 3 人。
死亡原因：包括房屋倒塌、溺水、山洪暴发、山体滑坡、触电、雷击、暴雨等，另有部分原因不明。
二、基础设施及私人财产损失
（一）过去 24 小时
房屋损毁：全国共 549 所房屋损毁，其中部分损毁 408 所，完全损毁 141 所。KP 省 260 所（部分损毁 164 所、完全损毁 96 所）；AJ&K 地区 289 所（部分损毁 244 所、完全损毁 45 所）。
牲畜死亡：共 412 头，其中 KP 省 216 头，AJ&K 地区 196 头。
道路损毁：GB 地区共 1.25 公里道路损毁，其中斯卡都地区 1 公里，甘切地区 0.25 公里。
桥梁损毁：共 28 座桥梁损毁，其中 GB 地区 13 座（吉尔吉特地区 2 座、斯卡都地区 10 座、 Nagar 地区 1 座，均被冲毁）；AJ&K 地区 15 座（杰赫勒姆河谷地区 5 座、尼鲁姆地区 10 座，均被完全冲毁）。
（二）累计情况（2025 年 6 月 26 日至 8 月 17 日）
道路：全国共损毁道路 451.18 公里，其中 KP 省 431.74 公里、俾路支省 1.5 公里、GB 地区 16.44 公里、AJ&K 地区 1.5 公里。
桥梁：共损毁 152 座，其中 KP 省 46 座、GB 地区 87 座、AJ&K 地区 15 座、ICT 地区 3 座、俾路支省 1 座。
房屋：共损毁 2462 所，其中完全损毁 778 所，部分损毁 1684 所。旁遮普省 216 所（1 所完全损毁、215 所部分损毁）；KP 省 709 所（212 所完全损毁、497 所部分损毁）；信德省 87 所（33 所完全损毁、54 所部分损毁）；俾路支省 82 所（13 所完全损毁、69 所部分损毁）；GB 地区 593 所（366 所完全损毁、227 所部分损毁）；AJ&K 地区 713 所（152 所完全损毁、561 所部分损毁）；ICT 地区 62 所（1 所完全损毁、61 所部分损毁）。
牲畜：共死亡 999 头，其中旁遮普省 121 头、KP 省 467 头、信德省 134 头、GB 地区 67 头、AJ&K 地区 210 头。
三、洪水救援活动
（一）过去 24 小时
GB 地区发放 40 顶帐篷、10 套厨房用具，共计 50 件物资；AJ&K 地区发放 50 顶帐篷、35 条毯子、40 条被子 / 睡袋、35 张塑料垫、30 张塑料布，共计 190 件物资。全国共发放 240 件物资。
（二）累计情况（2025 年 6 月 26 日至 8 月 17 日）
救援物资发放：包括帐篷、口粮袋、毯子、沙袋、被子 / 睡袋、床垫、厨房用具、蚊帐、塑料垫、卫生包、油布、食品包等多种物资，其中 GB 地区发放的帐篷（1257 顶）、毯子（819 条）、沙袋（1650 个）等数量较多；KP 省、信德省、俾路支省、AJ&K 地区等也有不同种类物资发放。
其他救援设备：旁遮普省有 37 台排水泵和 46 艘船；信德省有 75 台排水泵、30 件救生衣和 3 艘船；ICT 地区有 34 台排水泵和 30 件救生衣等。
四、救援营地及医疗营地
（一）过去 24 小时
KP 省设立 308 个救援营地，25927 人入住，无医疗救治记录；GB 地区设立 2 个救援营地，90 人入住，无医疗救治记录。全国共 310 个救援营地，26017 人入住。
据 PDMA KP 报告，截至 8 月 16 日 21:30，共有 23430 名流离失所家庭成员，其中 3905 个家庭被安置在各种避难所。160 所政府男校容纳 15279 人，104 所政府女校容纳 6201 人，40 所私立学校容纳 1805 人，3 所宗教学校容纳 145 人，共计 307 所机构。此外，体育场营地容纳 450 个家庭（2497 人），约 50000 个家庭得到东道主社区的支持，登记和数据编制仍在进行中。到目前为止，1410 名境内流离失所者已在 NADRA/PDMA 完成生物识别登记。
（二）累计情况（2025 年 6 月 26 日至 8 月 17 日）
救援营地：全国共设立 425 个救援营地，其中 KP 省 308 个（25927 人入住）、旁遮普省 103 个（68 人入住）、信德省 2 个（176 人入住）、ICT 地区 1 个、GB 地区 11 个（3140 人入住），共 29311 人入住。
医疗救治：旁遮普省治疗 16 人，GB 地区治疗 942 人（15 人 + 927 人），全国共治疗 958 人。
五、救援行动
（一）过去 24 小时
无相关记录（NTR）。
（二）累计情况（2025 年 6 月 26 日至 8 月 17 日）
全国共开展 396 次救援行动，救出 17917 人。其中 GB 地区 16 次救出 779 人；KP 省 211 次救出 14317 人；俾路支省 3 次救出 17 人；信德省 3 次救出 53 人；旁遮普省 141 次救出 1776 人；ICT 地区 4 次救出 35 人；AJ&K 地区 18 次救出 940 人。
六、气象及水文预报（巴基斯坦气象部门 2025 年 8 月 17 日 11:45 发布）
（一）未来 24 小时天气预报
印度河、杰赫勒姆河、杰纳布河、拉维河、萨特累季河等主要河流的上游流域可能出现大范围雷暴降雨，部分下游流域也有分散或大范围雷暴降雨。
（二）水库水位（截至 6:00 PST）
塔贝拉大坝当前水位 1548.02 英尺，最高保护水位 1550.00 英尺，蓄水量达 98.01%。
曼格拉大坝当前水位 1211.90 英尺，最高保护水位 1242.00 英尺，蓄水量达 69.22%。
（三）河流流量预测（千立方英尺 / 秒）
印度河各站点未来 24 小时流入量预计在 60-460 千立方英尺 / 秒之间，塔尔贝拉站、卡拉巴格站、查什马站、陶萨站为中洪水水位，古杜站、苏库尔站为低洪水水位，科特里站低于低洪水水位。
喀布尔河的瑙谢拉站为低洪水水位；杰赫勒姆河的曼格拉站为中洪水水位；杰纳布河的马拉拉站为中到高洪水水位，汉基站、卡迪拉巴德站为低到中洪水水位；拉维河的巴洛基站为低洪水水位；萨特累季河的 G.S.Wala 站、苏莱曼基站为低到中洪水水位。
警报 / 预警：截至 8 月 19 日，喀布尔河支流、DG 汗分区的山区和东俾路支省的溪流可能发生山洪暴发；伊斯兰堡、白沙瓦、瑙谢拉等城市可能发生城市内涝；甘达辛格瓦拉的萨特累季河未来几天预计处于低至中洪水水位；喀布尔河、杰纳布河、杰赫勒姆河以及拉维河和杰纳布河的相关溪流预计出现中到高水位流量；截至 8 月 19 日，塔尔贝拉的印度河预计出现中水位流量；湿期可能持续。
七、过去 24 小时降雨量（截至 2025 年 8 月 17 日 8:00 PST）
旁遮普省：伊斯兰堡部分地区 74 毫米，锡亚尔科特部分地区 65 毫米，曼格拉 60 毫米，拉瓦尔品第部分地区 44 毫米等。
信德省：塔尔帕克 arparkar 部分地区 50 毫米，米蒂 18 毫米等。
开伯尔 - 普赫图赫瓦省：兰迪科塔尔 24 毫米，加拉奈 15 毫米等。
克什米尔地区：科特利 10 毫米，穆扎法拉巴德部分地区 3 毫米等。
GB 地区：古皮斯 2 毫米。
最大风速：伊斯兰堡机场 63 公里 / 小时（北风），锡亚尔科特机场 52 公里 / 小时（东北风）。
来源：NDMA
url：https://www.ndma.gov.pk/storage/sitreps/August2025/DDgu9z03TX7Ngv3SHRqV.pdf
