Pakistan is grappling with severe flooding as three rivers overflow due to heavy rains in India, prompting widespread evacuations in Punjab...

Jammu Kashmir Cloudburst: A flash flood struck the Bhalesa area of Doda in Jammu, prompting authorities to monitor the situation and evacua...

Flooding in Punjab's rivers has displaced residents and damaged crops across several districts, including Muzaffargarh and Jhang. Evacuatio...

Due to heavy rainfall, authorities have opened multiple spillway gates of the Salal Dam in Jammu and Kashmir. This action is to manage the ...

Pakistan faces a tough summer crop season due to low water storage in key dams. A sudden drop in Chenab river flow, regulated by India afte...

To meet future flood challenges in the Jammu region, the Flood Protection to River Chenab project at a cost of Rs 2,314 crore has been conc...

The treaty permitted India to create storages on the western rivers of 1.25, 1.60 and 0.75 million acre feet (MAF) for general, power and f...

The two major elections issues in Pargwal sector, which has a population of nearly 40,000, are cross border firing and floods apart from lo...

The floods inundated 1,241 villages and 2.1 million acres of land in 14 districts. As many as 248 people lost their lives in the calamity.

To save Multan from the swollen Chenab, explosives have been planted to blow strategic dykes to divert the floodwater away from the city.

Pak's army said today that it has saved at least 22,000 people who were marooned due to devastating floods which hit the country last week.

Severe damage was caused by the Jhelum and Chenab rivers, which swelled after heavy monsoon rainfall last week.

Pakistan military was today called to support the rescue operation flash floods and rain related accidents killed about 70 people.

To address concerns of flood-hit areas along Chenab river, Jammu and Kashmir government is mulling to channelise the water body.

Altogether 24 persons trapped in flash floods were rescued safely by the police, Army and locals in Samba, Kathua and Jammu districts.

As many as 22 people were today trapped in flash floods in Jammu region, prompting the authorities to sound an alert in the region.

Over a dozen villages in Punjab province were inundated in the border areas of Sialkot district and the Pakistani officials blamed it on In...