标题：Fresh deluge feared as NDMA issues urgent warning
时间：2025-8-18
正文：
ISLAMABAD/PESHAWAR:
Heavy monsoon rains pushed river levels across Punjab to dangerous highs, inundating villages, destroying crops, and cutting off ground access in several districts as the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) on Sunday issued an emergency alert following forecasts of a fresh monsoon spell this week.
The NDMA warning came as Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) reeled under one of the most catastrophic deluges in recent memory that killed more than 300 people. Given the widespread destruction in the province, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif rushed his ministers to supervise relief efforts in the affected districts.
Pakistan is grappling with one of the deadliest monsoon seasons in recent memory, as relentless downpours, flash floods, and landslides have claimed at least 657 lives and left nearly 1,000 injured since late June, according to the NDMA.
The NDMA's National Emergency Operations Centre (NEOC) issued an emergency alert forecasting heavy to very heavy rainfall across Punjab, K-P, Balochistan, Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), and parts of Sindh.
In a media briefing, NDMA Chairman Lt Gen Inam Haider warned that two to three more monsoon spells are expected before mid-September, with rainfall intensity projected at 5060% above average levels. He attributed the worsening situation to climate change.
K-P is the worst-affected. Widespread devastation has been reported in Buner, Bajaur, Swat, and Shangla. As of Sunday, the death toll from Friday's cloudbursts, lightning strikes, and flash floods rose to 323, including 209 in Buner district – the epicentre of the disaster.
According to the K-P PDMA, the deceased include 273 men, 29 women, and 21 children, while the injured comprise 123 men, 23 women, and 10 children. The PDMA said a total of 336 houses were damaged so far, with 230 partially destroyed and 106 completely demolished.
Since June 26, the NDMA said, rain-related incidents have taken the lives of 657 people – 171 children and 94 women – while 929 others have been injured. K-P, it added, suffered the worst, with 390 deaths – 288 men, 59 children, and 43 women.
In Punjab, 164 lives have been lost, with children making up the largest share of fatalities. Sindh reported 28 deaths, Balochistan 20 fatalities, Gilgit-Baltistan 32, AJK 15, and the Islamabad Capital Territory 8, according to the NDMA.
The devastation is widespread. "Connectivity with several settlements in Gilgit-Baltistan and K-P has been severed due to flash floods and landslides. Search operations for missing persons are ongoing, and more relief packages will be dispatched tomorrow," NDMA chairman Haider stated.
The NEOC said that the the rainy system was active over the Pakistan region and might cause heavy to very heavy rainfall during the next 24 hours. Heavy to very heavy rainfall with thunderstorms is also forecast for Islamabad, with intermittent breaks, it added.
Northern and upper K-P districts, including Swat, Buner, Shangla, Dir, Mansehra, Battagram, Abbottabad, and Malakand, are expected to receive heavy rainfall over the next 24 hours, with potential flash floods and landslides in hilly areas, according to the NEOC.
Widespread rain is expected in Potohar and north-eastern districts including Rawalpindi, Attock, Jhelum, Chakwal, Lahore, Gujranwala, Sialkot, Gujrat, Narowal, Hafizabad, and Mandi Bahauddin. Central and southern districts – Multan, Rajanpur, Layyah, Bhakkar and Sahiwal – would see scattered thunderstorms.
Scattered thunderstorms are forecast for Peshawar, Charsadda, Nowshera, Mardan, and Swabi. Southern districts including Dera Ismail Khan, Tank, Bannu, Lakki Marwat, Karak, and Kohat might experience scattered rain and thunderstorms, with occasional heavy falls.
Similarly, AJK districts including Muzaffarabad, Rawalakot, Bagh, Haveli, Kotli, Mirpur, and Bhimber, and Gilgit, Skardu, Hunza, Ghizer, Diamer, Astore, Ghanche, and Shigar districts of Gilgit-Baltistan, are likely to receive heavy rainfall, which could trigger landslides and flash flooding, especially in mountainous terrain.
The coastal districts of Sindh – Karachi, Thatta, Sujawal, Badin, and Tharparkar – may see intermittent showers or thunderstorms. Central and upper Sindh – Hyderabad, Nawabshah, Dadu, Khairpur, Sukkur, Ghotki, Larkana, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, and Kashmore – are likely to receive moderate to heavy rainfall.
In Balochistan, districts including Lasbela, Khuzdar, Awaran, Kalat, Gwadar, Turbat, and Panjgur are expected to receive scattered rainfall, while northern and central districts including Quetta, Ziarat, Zhob, Loralai, Barkhan, Musa Khel, Dera Bugti, and Kohlu may see light showers.
The NDMA urged citizens to avoid non-essential travel and remain alert to changing weather conditions. "People are advised to park vehicles in safe areas, away from trees, signboards, and weak structures, and to avoid movement near rivers, streams, and landslide-prone zones," the alert stated.
"Crossing submerged roads, bridges, or fast-flowing water channels is strongly discouraged. Institutions must take precautionary measures, ensure machinery and pumps are ready for drainage in low-lying areas, and respond swiftly to any emerging threats."
Relief Efforts
Meanwhile, relief efforts in K-P's affected areas continued. On the instructions of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, additional relief goods were being dispatched to the flood-affected areas. On his directives, federal ministers will participate in relief operations.
The Prime Minister's Office stated in a handout that Kashmir and G-B Affairs Minister Amir Muqam would oversee the distribution of relief goods in Shangla and Buner districts with assistance from the power minister.
Religious Affairs Minister Sardar Yousaf will oversee operations in Mansehra, while Prime Minister's Special Assistant Mubarak Zeb will supervise aid distribution in Bajaur, according to the handout.
The prime minister is personally overseeing NDMA's relief operations in all flood-affected districts of K-P. "We stand with the flood victims in this hour of difficulty," the handout quoted the prime minister as saying.
The K-P PDMA said on Sunday it dispatched 89 truckloads of relief goods, including over 2,800 tents, 3,800 blankets, 1,750 solar lamps, and Rs800 million in financial assistance to the affected areas.
K-P Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur visited Swat. He assured the flood victims that the government would rebuild their destroyed houses and relocate families from the riverbeds to newly-developed settlements.
Meanwhile, the Punjab PDMA said the province was currently experiencing the seventh spell of monsoon rains, which would continue until August 23. The officials cautioned that cloudbursts remained a possibility in Rawalpindi, Murree, Galliyat, Jhelum, Chakwal, and Attock.
Over the past 24 hours, heavy rainfall was recorded in several parts of Punjab. Islamabad received up to 76 millimetres at Golra and 75 millimetres at Saidpur, while Rawalpindi recorded 53 millimetres at Chaklala. Jhelum, Sialkot, Mangla, and Mandi Bahauddin also reported significant rainfall.
Because of the rain, the Sutlej River has risen sharply in Kasur district, submerging dozens of villages and vast tracts of farmland. PDMA officials reported water discharge at the Ganda Singh Wala headworks reached 75,000 cusecs.
The surge destroyed standing crops, damaged hundreds of acres of agricultural land, and displaced scores of families. Authorities warned that additional water releases from India's Harike Headworks could intensify flooding, further endangering communities downstream.
In Bahawalnagar, breaches in protective embankments have allowed floodwaters to spread into villages, prompting the district administration to impose Section 144 to restrict civilian movement along riverbanks.
In Narowal's Zafarwal tehsil, the Dek Nullah swelled with more than 22,000 cusecs of water, flooding nearby villages and damaging homes. Rescue teams deployed boats to move stranded residents, while flood relief camps provided necessary assistance, officials said.
The Federal Flood Commission (FFC) reported that the Indus River was in medium flood at Kalabagh, Chashma, and Taunsa, while Tarbela Dam stands at 98% capacity. Mangla Dam is at 1,211 feet, just 30 feet below its maximum storage level.
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif ordered all administrations and rescue agencies to remain on high alert, especially in Murree, Rawalpindi, Jhelum, and Koh-e-Sulaiman valleys. A ban has been imposed on tourist travel to Murree amid fears of cloudbursts and landslides.
来源：the tribune
url：
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2561850/fresh-deluge-feared-as-ndma-issues-urgent-warning
标题：Rains trigger widespread flooding
时间：2025-8-18
正文：
LAHORE:
Heavy monsoon rains have pushed river levels across Punjab to dangerous highs, inundating villages, destroying crops and cutting off ground access in several districts.
Local authorities have established flood relief camps, while rescue teams continue evacuations as the Meteorological Department warns of further rainfall and flash flooding. According to the Punjab Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), the province is experiencing the seventh spell of monsoon rains, which is forecast to continue until Aug. 23.
Officials cautioned that cloudbursts remain possible in Rawalpindi, Murree, Galliyat, Jhelum, Chakwal and Attock, while heavy downpours are expected in major urban centres, including Lahore, Sialkot, Faisalabad and Multan.
In Kasur, the Sutlej River has risen sharply, submerging dozens of villages and vast tracts of farmland. PDMA officials reported water discharge at the Ganda Singh Wala headworks reaching 75,000 cusecs. Authorities warned that additional water releases from India's Harike Headworks could intensify flooding, further endangering communities downstream.
The surge has destroyed standing crops, damaged hundreds of acres of agricultural land and displaced scores of families. Rescue 1122 teams have deployed boats to move stranded residents, while flood relief camps are providing food, medical care and fodder for livestock.
In Bahawalnagar, breaches in protective embankments have allowed floodwaters to spread into villages, prompting the district administration to impose Section 144 to restrict civilian movement along riverbanks.
Similar conditions were reported in Chiniot, where the Chenab River reached low flood levels, and in Kundian, where the Indus River is flowing in medium flood.
In Narowal's Zafarwal tehsil, the Dek Nullah swelled with more than 22,000 cusecs of water, flooding nearby villages and damaging homes. Relief camps were established at multiple sites, and evacuation warnings were broadcast in low-lying communities.
Officials also said India's release of additional water into the Sutlej had heightened risks in Chishtian, where sugarcane and cotton fields have already been affected. Farmers warned that further inundation could cause major economic losses.
The Pakistan Meteorological Department issued a red alert, warning of heavy rains generating flash floods in streams in the Pothohar region and Dera Ghazi Khan.
Urban flooding remains a major concern for low-lying areas of Lahore and Rawalpindi.
Authorities also warned of landslides and mudslides in hilly regions. Strong winds and lightning could damage weak structures such as thatched homes, power poles and roadside billboards, officials said.
At a meeting chaired by Provincial Disaster Management Committee head Khawaja Salman Rafique, continuous monitoring of river flows was ordered. It was reaffirmed that Section 144 will remain in place around vulnerable riverbanks. Authorities appealed to the public to follow evacuation orders, avoid unnecessary travel and remain alert to rapidly changing weather conditions.
PDMA Director General Irfan Ali Kathia said citizens living in dilapidated buildings were also being shifted to safe places.
The Punjab Tourism Department also issued an advisory restricting entry to rivers, streams and other high-risk areas. Emergency control rooms have been set up at tourist and heritage sites, while rescue staff have been placed on high alert. Travelers were urged to check weather updates before setting out and to call emergency numbers in case of danger.
Over the past 24 hours, heavy rainfall was recorded in several parts of Punjab. Rawalpindi recorded 53 millimetres of rainfall at Chaklala. Jhelum, Sialkot, Mangla and Mandi Bahauddin also reported significant rainfall.
Boats, life jackets and other equipment have been provided to people living around waterways.
来源：the tribune
url：
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2561798/rains-trigger-widespread-flooding
标题：Pakistan monsoon rains claim 657 lives, injure 929: NDMA
时间：2025-8-18
正文：
ISLAMABAD: At least 657 people, including 392 men, have lost their lives in rain-related incidents across Pakistan since June 26, while 929 others have been injured, according to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA).
Of the nationwide death toll, 171 were children and 94 women. Among the injured, 437 were men, 256 children, and 236 women.
The NDMA said the casualties were caused by torrential monsoon rains, flash floods, and related hazards, adding that it was coordinating with provincial authorities to intensify relief and rescue operations in the worst-hit areas.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP): The province has suffered the heaviest losses, with 390 deaths — including 288 men, 59 children, and 43 women. KP also reported 245 injured (161 men, 45 children, and 39 women).
Punjab: Punjab has recorded 164 deaths since June 26, with children forming the largest share of victims. The fatalities include 70 children, 63 men, and 31 women. The province also reported 582 injured (225 men, 182 women, and 175 children).
Gilgit-Baltistan (GB): At least 32 people have died, including 18 men, 6 women, and 8 children, while 31 others were injured (27 men, 3 children, and 1 woman).
Sindh reported 28 deaths, including 14 children, 10 men, and 4 women. Forty people were injured, among them 27 children, 7 men, and 6 women.
Read More: PM’s Coordinator fears 1,000 deaths in KP floods
Balochistan: The province has confirmed 20 fatalities — 11 children, 5 men, and 4 women — and 4 injuries (2 men, 1 woman, and 1 child).
Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK): The region reported 15 deaths, evenly split between 5 men, 5 women, and 5 children. AJK also recorded 24 injuries (15 men, 6 women, and 3 children).
Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT): The federal capital reported 8 deaths — 4 children, 3 men, and 1 woman — along with 3 injuries (2 children and 1 woman).
来源：arynews
url：
https://arynews.tv/pakistan-monsoon-rains-claim-657-lives-injure-929-ndma/
标题：Over 60 schools destroyed across KP, 414 damaged in rains, floods
时间：2025-8-18 12:51:00
正文：
PESHAWAR: Education has emerged as the worst affected sector as the recent devastating rains and flash floods have completely destroyed 61 government schools while 414 others have been damaged in the affected districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Of the total destroyed schools, 52 are government primary schools, seven middle and two high schools, according to official data.
Officials in education department told Dawn that the damage to buildings of schools would surge as more reports of destroyed schools were in pipeline. Dir Lower has recorded 17 destroyed government primary schools, the highest number, due to heavy rains and flash floods, followed by Shangla with eight destroyed primary schools.
In Haripur, the buildings of seven schools collapsed including five primary and one each middle and high schools.
Official says alternate arrangements to be made for imparting education to students
Similarly, the buildings of eight primary and two middle schools were destroyed in Mohmand tribal district, five in Battagram including four primary and one middle, four in Abbottabad including two primary and one each middle and high and two primary schools and one middle were destroyed in Swat, two in Mansehra and one each in Buner and Chitral Upper.
The devastating rains and floods have also partially damaged the buildings of 414 government schools including 319 primary, 36 middle, 43 high and 16 higher secondary in the affected areas of the province.
Of the total partially damaged schools, 122 are situated in Swat including 88 primary, 13 middle, 13 high and eight higher secondary, 67 in Abbottabad including 52 primary, seven middle, six high and two higher secondary, 72 in Shangla including 55 primary, six middle, nine higher and three higher secondary and 69 in Dir Lower including 68 primary and one middle.
Likewise, 29 schools have been damaged in Haripur including 27 primary and one each middle and high, 17 in Buner including six primary, four middle, five high and two higher secondary, 12 in Mohmand including six primary, two middle and four higher schools and nine in Battagram including four primary, three middle and two high schools.
The catastrophe has also partially damaged eight schools in Mansehra out of which five are primary, two middle and one high, three primary schools in Dir Upper and one primary school in Bajuar.
The official data also revealed the four teachers and one non-teaching staff were killed due to rains and floods in Buner while three other teachers were injured. The data shows that four students were killed in the disaster.
“We will continue students’ education by all means,” the secretary of elementary and secondary education department, Mohammad Khalid, told Dawn when asked as to how they would impart education to students enrolled in the destroyed schools.
He said that they would opt for establishment of pre-fabricated schools to save time as such structures could be established within one or two months.
“The department has already planned establishment of 50 pre-fabricated schools in different parts of the province. We will change the plan and set up such schools in flood-affected areas,” he said.
An official of elementary and secondary education department told Dawn that the infrastructure of government schools was present in each village and neighbourhood council, that’s why education department faced huge losses in natural and manmade disasters.
“Hundreds of government schools had been destroyed in the devastating earthquake in 2005 in Hazara division. Provincial government reconstructed a large number of those schools but still many could not be rebuilt owing to inefficiency of Federal Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority (Erra) and Provincial Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority (Perra),” he said.
The infrastructure of education department was also severely affected during war against terrorism as many government schools were bombed by terrorists. Some schools were also destroyed by the devastating floods in 2010 in the province.
来源：Dawn
url：
https://www.dawn.com/news/1931503/over-60-schools-destroyed-across-kp-414-damaged-in-rains-floods
标题：Khyber Pakhtunkhwa picks up the pieces after deadly deluge
时间：2025-8-18 10:13:00
正文：
• At least 323 dead, 150 missing in the province; PM orders ministers to supervise KP relief efforts
• 657 lives lost nationwide since June 26; NDMA warns of more rain spells next month
• Food shortages, lack of utilities take hold as parts of GB remain cut off
• Flows in Punjab rivers subside to ‘low flood’ levels
PESHAWAR/ISLAMABAD: With more than 150 people feared missing, the recent catastrophic floods in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have claimed at least 323 lives, provincial authorities said on Sunday, as the nationwide toll from rain-related incidents since late-June rose to 657.
As another two to three waves of heavy rain are expected in early September, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has directed members of his federal cabinet to personally supervise relief operations in the worst-hit KP province.
Speaking at a news conference on Sunday, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Director General Asfandyar Khattak said that as per details collected by revenue staff in the Buner and Shangla districts, around 150 people are still missing.
He added that rescue operations were underway and that five armed forces helicopters were at the disposal of the provincial government.
Flanked by Barrister Muhammad Ali Saif and Director General Rescue-1122 Muhammad Tayyab Abdullah, Mr Khattak said the provincial government had released Rs1.5 billion for relief activities.
Out of the initial release of Rs500m, the allocations included Rs150m for Buner, Rs100m for Mansehra, Rs50m for Bajaur, Rs40m each for Batagram, Swat, and Shangla, and Rs10m each for Upper Kohistan, Lower Kohistan, and Kolai Palas, he added.
The PDMA DG further said that 33 trucks of non-food items had reached Buner, eight had reached Swat, and seven had reached Bajaur, while additional supplies were also being dispatched.
More rain in Sept
With heavy monsoon rains expected to persist until August 22, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) Spokesperson Dr Tayyab Shah warned on Sunday that two to three more spells of heavy rain are expected to hit the country in September.
He noted that this year, monsoon rainfall had been 50 to 60 per cent heavier than last year.
This year’s monsoon season ranks among the most destructive in recent memory, he said.
NDMA put the number of those who had lost their lives in rain-related incidents across Pakistan since June 26 at 657, with 929 injured.
Of the total casualties, 171 were children, 94 women, and 392 men.
KP province alone accounted for 390 deaths, including 288 men, 59 children, and 43 women, underscoring the province’s disproportionate vulnerability to seasonal downpours and related hazards.
In Punjab, 164 people including, 70 children, 63 men, and 31 women, have died in rain-related incidents since June 26.
Sindh has recorded 28 deaths, including 14 children, 10 men, and 4 women.
In Balochistan, 20 fatalities, including 11 children, 5 men, and 4 women were reported.
In Gilgit-Baltistan, the toll reached 32 deaths, comprising 18 men, 8 children, and 6 women.
Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) reported 15 casualties, evenly split among 5 men, 5 women, and 5 children while in Islamabad, 8 people died, including 4 children, 3 men, and a woman.
GB situation
In Gilgit-Baltistan, a cloudburst-triggered flood in Katishu village of Kharmang district claimed two lives on Sunday.
Police said a woman and her daughter went missing after the flash flood struck their village. The body of their daughter has been recovered, while the woman is still missing. Two other women, injured in the flood, were shifted to Skardu for treatment.
The flash flood also caused severe damage to fields, water channels, agricultural land, and both public and private properties.
Meanwhile, rescue teams recovered the body of a four-year-old girl from under flood debris in Khalti village, Gupis Valley (Ghizer district), while the body of an elderly man was retrieved on Saturday night. Both had gone missing in flash floods on Friday.
On the other hand, several major roads, including the Karakoram Highway (KKH), Baltistan Highway, Ghizer–Shandur Road, and Naltar Highway, along with various link roads, remained blocked, leaving thousands of people, including tourists, stranded.
Local residents faced acute shortages of drinking water, prolonged power outages, and disruption of mobile and internet connectivity in several areas.
In Gilgit city, residents held protest demonstrations, blocking main roads against the prolonged water and electricity crisis. They said locals had been without basic utilities for several days.
‘Ministers to supervise KP relief ops’
In the wake of recent destructive rains in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has directed federal ministers to supervise relief operations in the province.
“On the prime minister’s directives, federal ministers will participate in relief operations in the flood-hit districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,” said an official statement from the PM Office.
As per the instructions, Federal Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan Engineer Amir Muqam will oversee relief distribution in Shangla and Buner; the Federal Minister for Power Division will assist in Buner; Federal Minister for Religious Affairs Sardar Yousaf will supervise operations in Mansehra; and the PM’s Special Assistant Mubarak Zeb will oversee aid distribution in Bajaur.
The prime minister is personally overseeing NDMA’s relief operations across all flood-affected districts of KP.
Under the PM’s Relief Package, more truckloads of supplies are being dispatched to the affected districts. The relief goods include food rations, tents, and medicines, which are being handed over to the respective district administrations.
Water levels in rivers
Meanwhile, the PDMA Punjab reported that the River Sutlej continued to experience fluctuating water levels, with a low-level flood situation at Ganda Singhwala and Sulemanki.
The authority said that the current water flow stands at 70,000 cusecs at Ganda Singhwala and 74,000 cusecs at Sulemanki, with authorities closely monitoring the situation due to ongoing fluctuations.
The Sutlej River is expected to remain at low to medium flood levels in the coming days, with flows ranging between 75,000 to 85,000 cusecs.
PDMA Director General Irfan Ali Kathia said that water flows exceeding 80,000 cusecs could trigger low-level flooding in the Sutlej, while 120,000 cusecs may lead to moderate flooding, and 175,000 cusecs could cause high-level flooding.
The PDMA has also forecast severe monsoon rains in most districts of Punjab, with the seventh spell of monsoon rains expected to continue until August 22/23.
Jamil Nagri in Gilgit, Syed Irfan Raza in Islamabad and Imran Gabol in Lahore also contributed to this report
来源：Dawn
url：
https://www.dawn.com/news/1931533/khyber-pakhtunkhwa-picks-up-the-pieces-after-deadly-deluge
标题：NDMA - Monsoon 2025 Daily Situation Report No. 54
时间：2025-8-18
正文总结：
Explanation of NDMA Monsoon 2025 Daily Situation Report No. 54 (August 18, 2025)
I. Casualties
(1) Past 24 Hours (13:00 on August 17, 2025 to 13:00 on August 18, 2025)
Deaths: A total of 3 people died nationwide. In Nowshera district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), 2 individuals (1 male, 1 female) died due to house collapse. In Badin district of Sindh, 1 male died due to lightning, with PDMA Sindh reporting the incident occurred on August 15 .
Injuries: 6 males were injured in Diamer district of Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) .
(2) Cumulative Situation (June 26 to August 18, 2025)
Deaths: 660 people died nationwide, including 164 in Punjab, 392 in KP, 29 in Sindh, 20 in Balochistan, 32 in GB, 15 in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJ&K), and 8 in Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) .
Injuries: 935 people were injured, with breakdowns: 582 in Punjab, 245 in KP, 40 in Sindh, 4 in Balochistan, 37 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: 16 houses (14 partially, 2 completely). KP had 3 partially damaged; GB had 2 partially and 2 completely damaged; AJ&K had 6 partially damaged; ICT had 3 partially damaged .
Livestock perished: 4 in Tharparkar district of Sindh .
Roads damaged: 0.12 km completely washed away in Gilgit (GB); Skardu road blocked near Astak due to 120m flood damage .
Bridges damaged: No records (NTR) .
(2) Cumulative Situation (June 26 to August 18, 2025)
Roads: 451.3 km damaged, including 431.74 km in KP, 1.5 km in Balochistan, 16.56 km in GB, and 1.5 km in AJ&K .
Bridges: 152 damaged, with 46 in KP, 87 in GB, 15 in AJ&K, 3 in ICT, and 1 in Balochistan .
Houses: 2,478 damaged (780 completely, 1,698 partially) across provinces .
Livestock: 1,003 dead, including 121 in Punjab, 467 in KP, 138 in Sindh, 67 in GB, and 210 in AJ&K .
III. Flood Relief Activities
(1) Past 24 Hours
Sindh distributed 8 de-watering pumps; GB distributed 32 tents, 20 ration bags, 84 blankets, 26 food packs, and 10 gabions. Total: 180 items .
(2) Cumulative Situation (June 26 to August 18, 2025)
Relief materials: Includes tents, blankets, kitchen sets, etc. GB distributed 1,289 tents, 903 blankets, and 1,650 sandbags. Other regions also distributed various items .
Rescue equipment: Punjab had 37 de-watering pumps and 46 boats; Sindh had 83 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
Punjab set up 57 relief camps with no occupants or medical treatment .
(2) Cumulative Situation (June 26 to August 18, 2025)
Relief camps: 482 nationwide, including 308 in KP (25,927 occupants), 160 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). Total: 958 .
V. Rescue Operations
(1) Past 24 Hours
No records (NTR) .
(2) Cumulative Situation (June 26 to August 18, 2025)
396 operations rescued 17,917 people: 16 in GB (779), 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 18, 2025)
(1) 24-Hour Weather Forecast
Scattered/isolated thunderstorms in upper and lower catchments of major rivers (Indus, Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Sutlej) .
(2) Reservoir Levels (as of 0600 PST)
Tarbela Dam: 1546.60 ft (max 1550.00 ft, 96.58% storage).
Mangla Dam: 1213.00 ft (max 1242.00 ft, 70.26% storage) .
(3) River Flow Forecast (thousand cubic feet/second)
Indus River: Inflows 70-480, with low flood at Tarbela and Sukkur; medium flood at Kalabagh, Chashma, Taunsa, and Guddu.
Alerts: Flash floods in Kabul River tributaries and DG Khan Division; low-medium flows in Ravi and Jhelum downstream; wet spell may weaken .
VII. Past 24-Hour Rainfall (as of 0800 PST on August 18, 2025)
Sindh: Tharparkar (Diplo 116 mm), Chhor 16 mm.
KP: Takht Bai 80 mm, Bacha Khan Airport 69 mm, Mardan 62 mm.
Punjab: Chakwal 76 mm, DG Khan (Vehova 62 mm), Jhelum 45 mm.
Maximum wind: Islamabad Airport 41 km/h (NW) .
巴基斯坦国家灾害管理局 2025 年季风季第 54 期每日情况报告（2025 年 8 月 18 日）
一、伤亡情况
（一）过去 24 小时（2025 年 8 月 17 日 13:00 至 8 月 18 日 13:00）
死亡人数：全国共 3 人死亡，其中开伯尔 - 普赫图赫瓦省（KP）的瑙谢拉地区 2 人（男性 1 人、女性 1 人），死于房屋倒塌；信德省的巴丁地区 1 人（男性），死于雷击（PDMA 信德省报告该男性于 8 月 15 日因雷击死亡）。
受伤人数：仅吉尔吉特 - 巴尔蒂斯坦（GB）的迪亚梅地区有 6 名男性受伤。
（二）累计情况（2025 年 6 月 26 日至 8 月 18 日）
死亡人数：全国累计死亡 660 人，其中旁遮普省 164 人、KP 省 392 人、信德省 29 人、俾路支省 20 人、GB 地区 32 人、阿扎德查谟和克什米尔（AJ&K）15 人、伊斯兰堡首都区（ICT）8 人。
受伤人数：全国累计受伤 935 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 37 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 16 所房屋损毁，其中部分损毁 14 所，完全损毁 2 所。KP 省 3 所（均为部分损毁）；GB 地区 4 所（部分损毁 2 所、完全损毁 2 所）；AJ&K 地区 6 所（均为部分损毁）；ICT 地区 3 所（均为部分损毁）。
牲畜死亡：共 4 头，均在信德省的塔尔帕克地区。
道路损毁：GB 的吉尔吉特地区有 0.12 公里道路完全冲毁；斯卡都地区的斯卡都公路在 RD 72 靠近 Astak 处因洪水冲毁约 120 米路段而受阻。
桥梁损毁：无相关记录（NTR）。
（二）累计情况（2025 年 6 月 26 日至 8 月 18 日）
道路：全国共损毁道路 451.3 公里，其中 KP 省 431.74 公里、俾路支省 1.5 公里、GB 地区 16.56 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 2478 所，其中完全损毁 780 所，部分损毁 1698 所。旁遮普省 216 所（1 所完全损毁、215 所部分损毁）；KP 省 712 所（212 所完全损毁、500 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 597 所（368 所完全损毁、229 所部分损毁）；AJ&K 地区 719 所（152 所完全损毁、567 所部分损毁）；ICT 地区 65 所（1 所完全损毁、64 所部分损毁）。
牲畜：共死亡 1003 头，其中旁遮普省 121 头、KP 省 467 头、信德省 138 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
信德省发放 8 台排水泵，共计 8 件物资；GB 地区发放 32 顶帐篷、20 份口粮袋、84 条毯子、26 个食品包、10 个石笼，共计 172 件物资。全国共发放 180 件物资。
（二）累计情况（2025 年 6 月 26 日至 8 月 18 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（1289 顶）、毯子（903 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 83 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
旁遮普省设立 57 个救援营地，无人入住，无医疗救治记录。
（二）累计情况（2025 年 6 月 26 日至 8 月 18 日）
救援营地：全国共设立 482 个救援营地，其中 KP 省 308 个（25927 人入住）、旁遮普省 160 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 18 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 18 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分散或孤立雷暴降雨，部分下游流域也有分散或孤立雷暴降雨。
（二）水库水位（截至 6:00 PST）
塔贝拉大坝当前水位 1546.60 英尺，最高保护水位 1550.00 英尺，蓄水量达 96.58%。
曼格拉大坝当前水位 1213.00 英尺，最高保护水位 1242.00 英尺，蓄水量达 70.26%。
（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 70-480 千立方英尺 / 秒之间，塔尔贝拉站、苏库尔站为低洪水水位，卡拉巴格站、查什马站、陶萨站、古杜站为中洪水水位，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低洪水水位，汉基站、卡迪拉巴德站、特里穆站等低于低洪水水位；拉维河的贾萨尔站为中洪水水位，沙赫达拉站为低洪水水位；萨特累季河的 G.S.Wala 站、苏莱曼基站为低洪水水位。
警报 / 预警：未来 24 小时，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；拉维河和杰赫勒姆河（下游）的溪流可能出现低至中水位流量；拉维河的沙赫达拉站未来 24 小时可能达到低洪水水位；湿期可能减弱。
七、过去 24 小时降雨量（截至 2025 年 8 月 18 日 8:00 PST）
信德省：塔尔帕克部分地区 116 毫米，乔哈尔 16 毫米等。
开伯尔 - 普赫图赫瓦省：塔克特拜 80 毫米，巴查汗机场 69 毫米，马尔丹 62 毫米，白沙瓦部分地区 53 毫米等。
旁遮普省：查克瓦尔 76 毫米，DG 汗部分地区 62 毫米，杰赫勒姆 45 毫米等。
俾路支省：巴尔汗 30 毫米。
克什米尔地区：班迪阿巴斯布尔 8 毫米，拉瓦拉科特 7 毫米等。
GB 地区：古皮斯 3 毫米。
最大风速：伊斯兰堡机场 41 公里 / 小时（西北风）。
来源：NDMA
url：https://www.ndma.gov.pk/storage/sitreps/August2025/JhyZIXpRJkJ2ZA8ul3SP.pdf
