Flash Floods Expected in Northern Pakistan Tourist Areas
Flash Floods Pakistan: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued a nationwide advisory warning of Flash Floods in Pakistan, particularly affecting popular tourist destinations in the north.
Between July 10 and July 14, heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in Murree, Swat, Hunza, Naran, Chitral, and Ziarat, raising the threat of flash floods and landslides in these regions.
PMD Issues Flash Floods Pakistan Warning
According to the PMD, strong monsoon currents are likely to bring intense rain and thunderstorms that could lead to:
Flash floods in rivers and streams
Landslides in hilly terrain
Road blockages and travel delays
Tourists are strongly advised to stay updated on weather forecasts and avoid unnecessary travel to high-risk areas during the alert period.
Tourists Urged to Take Precautions
The weather department has stressed the importance of the following precautions:
Check road and weather conditions before travel
Postpone trips during heavy rain periods
Follow instructions from local authorities and emergency personnel
Avoid camping near rivers or unstable slopes
Local administrations have been alerted to ensure readiness for rescue and response, especially in high-risk flood zones.
Flash Floods Pakistan Risk High in July
This warning is part of the broader monsoon activity forecast for July, which includes an increased chance of urban flooding in low-lying areas and landslides in mountainous regions.
The PMD will continue to monitor conditions and issue updates as necessary.
Summary
If you’re planning a visit to northern Pakistan, be aware that flash floods and landslides may impact travel and safety from July 10 to 14. Stay cautious, monitor official updates, and make decisions based on the latest advisories to ensure a safe trip.
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