Storm of winds blowing at a speed of 70 kmph swept Lahore and other areas


Lahore: 21 people died and 57 were injured during the rains in Punjab from June 25 to June 29.
Two 220 kV grid stations of the Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) were shut down due to torrential rain, which disrupted power supply to several areas of Lahore.
A storm of winds blowing at a speed of 70 kmph swept Lahore and other areas, causing trees and walls to fall at many places.
A man died when a billboard fell on a family riding a motorcycle on Bund Road in Lahore, while his wife and son were injured. Two people died when the roof of a house collapsed in Daroghewala, while one person died when a wall collapsed on Katar Bund Road.
Meanwhile, a 10-year-old child died after a house wall collapsed in Khanpur village of Sheikhupura. One person died after a wall collapsed in Kot Abdul Malik, another person died after being struck by lightning in Nowshera Virkan, while one more died after being electrocuted in Nandipur village of Gujranwala.
27 people were injured in other incidents, including the collapse of walls and roofs due to rain and storm in Ferozewala, Kasur, Gujranwala, Nankana Sahib, and Sheikhupura.

Sindh govt declares July 5-6 public holidays for Youm-e-Ashura
- 3 hours ago

Student dies, 8 injured as van catches fire near Ahmadpur Sharqia
- 5 hours ago

Polio campaign extended to age 15 amid new cases in older children
- 3 hours ago

KSE-100 index surges past 127,000 points
- 4 hours ago

Federal Govt decides to shut down utility stores from July 10
- an hour ago
Dubai successfully tests first air taxi
- 5 hours ago
Pakistan's Sadia Iqbal retains top spot in ICC Women's T20 bowler rankings
- an hour ago
Musk proposes new political party, targets lawmakers over Trump-backed spending bill
- 2 hours ago

Trump says will ‘take a look’ at deporting Musk
- an hour ago
US officially ends sanctions program on Syria
- 4 hours ago

Japan records hottest June in its history this year
- 35 minutes ago

Over 50,000 evacuated as wildfires devastate Turkey’s Izmir
- 5 hours ago