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Heavy rains have caused deadly floods in Pakistan, Kashmir and Nepal, killing more than 300 people and leaving dozens missing.

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16 August 2025, 06:47
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Torrential rains have left more than 300 people dead in Pakistan, Indian-administered Kashmir and Nepal, with dozens missing. In northwest Pakistan, 203 people died in 24 hours and a helicopter crashed during rescue operations, killing five crew members. In Indian Kashmir, 60 people died and 200 are missing. Nepal reported 41 dead and 121 injured. Heavy rains have caused landslides and massive destruction, and authorities warn of more flooding imminent.

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Peste 300 de persoane au murit în urma ploilor torenţiale care au lovit Pakistanul, Caşmirul indian şi Nepalul
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Viituri devastatoare în India și Pakistan: peste 280 de morți și mii de persoane evacuate
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Flash floods kill more than 280 people in India and Pakistan as thousands flee
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Floods in Pakistan wash away homes and leave at least 220 dead

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