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Forti piogge in Pakistan, il bilancio dei morti sale a 44

epa11278195 People make their way during heavy rain in Karachi, Pakistan, 14 April 2024. At least 29 people have died and another seven have been injured in the last two days due to lightning strikes and incidents related to the heavy rains affecting several provinces of Pakistan, rescue officials said. In total, 17 people died in the northeastern province of Punjab, in addition to eight deaths in southern Balochistan and four in northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. EPA/SHAHZAIB AKBER
epa11278195 People make their way during heavy rain in Karachi, Pakistan, 14 April 2024. At least 29 people have died and another seven have been injured in the last two days due to lightning strikes and incidents related to the heavy rains affecting several provinces of Pakistan, rescue officials said. In total, 17 people died in the northeastern province of Punjab, in addition to eight deaths in southern Balochistan and four in northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. EPA/SHAHZAIB AKBER
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ISLAMABAD, 15 APR - Sale a 44 morti e almeno 20 feriti il bilancio delle vittime delle forti piogge che si stanno abbattendo sul Pakistan. Lo riferisce all'ANSA Sara Malik, portavoce dell'Autorità nazionale per la gestione dei disastri. Ventuno vittime sono state causate da tempeste di fulmini, mentre otto persone sono morte nel crollo di un tetto. Gli esperti prevedono ulteriori giorni di maltempo.

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