The other four family members were rescued from the flooded Swat River in the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Rescuers found 12 bodies from the group and divers continued searching Monday ...

Heavy rainfall and flash floods have wreaked havoc in the province while 18 people were swept away along the Swat River due to a sudden surge in the gushing water. Authorities have warned of potential ...

Meanwhile, a family from Pakistan's Sialkot lost 11 members to a sudden surge in the water level of the Swat River, Geo News reported. The report said 17 members of the family were swept away during a ...

Thirteen members of the family perished when they were caught in the surging waters of the Swat River in the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province Residents and relatives offer funeral prayers for ...

The family were having a picnic breakfast by the Swat River and the children were in the water taking photos when a flash flood occurred, district administrator Shehzad Mahboob said. “The river was ...

The death toll from monsoon-triggered flash floods and rain-related incidents across Pakistan surged to 45 on Sunday, with 13 ...

According to local elders and social activists, although a protective track was built along the Swat River, a local ...

At least 19 people have been killed and six others injured in the province amid heavy rains and the consequent flash floods and landslides, according to data from the disaster management authority.

SWAT: The recent tragedy that saw 12 people drown to death in Swat River has sparked outrage over apparent administrative negligence, unchecked riverbed mining, and delayed rescue efforts that may ...

Authorities in Swat launched a major crackdown on illegal hotels built along the Swat River after a tragic incident claimed 12 lives. The action follows heavy rain and flooding that swept away a group ...

On the directives of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, an anti-encroachment operation has been launched along the banks of the Swat River.According to the Chief Minister's ...