Violent streams of mud and water flow through Pakistani villages in Bubur Ghizer, Galgit Baltistan, after monsoons brought heavy flooding. Locals show their destroyed houses and say that everything has been damaged and nothing is left.

At least 937 people have died due to the devastating floods, 343 are children, and 30 million are left without shelter.

The Government of Pakistan has declared a national emergency. The most affected areas are Balochistan , Kyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab province. Severe flooding has also been reported in the Gilgit Baltistan area.

According to the National Disaster Management Authority, Pakistain received 166.8 mm of rain in August, as opposed to the average of 48 mm - an increase of 241 percent. Sindh and Balochistan respectively witnessed a 784 percent and 496 percent increase.

Sherry Rehman, the Federal Minister for Climate Change, said that Pakistan is going through its eighth cycle of monsoon. Normally, the country experiences three to four cycles of monsoon rain only.

Pakistan is witnessing devastating floods situation , according to locals reports due to floods till now 937 people have been killed in which 343 are children and 30 million people are left without shelter . Pakistan government had declared national emergency . Balochistan , Kyber Pakhtunkhwa and punjab province are the worst affected area , Gilgit baltistan area also reported severe flood and mudslide situations .
According to the NDMA, Pakistan received 166.8 mm of rain in August, as opposed to the average of 48 mm - an increase of 241 per cent. Sindh and Balochistan - the worst-hit regions - witnessed a 784 per cent and 496 per cent increase in the monsoon deluge , local media reports . These visuals are from bubur Ghizer area in Galgit Baltistan area shows devastation due to floods .
More than half of the casualties are from Balochistan and southern Sindh province where 234 and 306 people died respectively , More than 100 districts across four provinces have been hit by the floods . Pakistan Prime minister who was supposed to be on a visit of United kingdom had cancelled his trip . Federal minister for climate change Sherry Rehman says Pakistan is going through its 8th cycle of monsoon; normally the country has only three to four cycles of [monsoon] rain. Two of the worst-hit provinces – Balochistan and Sindh – have received 298mm and 689mm rains respectively this year, which is about 400 percent more than the 30-year average.
Locals can be heard showing there destructed house , telling that there house is totally damaged and nothing is left behind