Pakistan's National Disaster Management Authority said at least 109 people had died nationwide from monsoon rains and flash flooding between June 26 and July 27.\n\nThe Associated Press reported that the toll passed 100 as weather officials forecast another period of heavy rain. Authorities discussed early warnings and voluntary evacuation for communities near rivers, where rising water can isolate homes with little notice.\n\nThe total covers multiple incidents across the country and should not be read as the result of a single storm. Local reporting showed residents in some flooded districts leaving by boat, while damage assessments remained incomplete.\n\nPakistan's 2026 summer contingency planning identifies urban flooding, landslides and accelerated snow and glacier melt as overlapping seasonal hazards. Residents in affected areas should follow current instructions from national and provincial disaster agencies rather than relying on older forecasts.\n\nSource: Pakistan National Disaster Management Authority, Summer Hazards Contingency Plan 2026 — https://library.ndma.gov.pk/storage/uploads/doc-files/NDMA_Summer_Hazards_Contingency_Plan_2026.pdf\n\nSource: Associated Press — https://apnews.com/article/c5d2ca693cfb1d207a8caee0ae2115ff\n\nSource: Channel NewsAsia — https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asia