Fresh rainfall on Monday stalled rescue operations in northern Pakistan, where flash floods have killed nearly 350 people, with about 200 still missing, officials confirmed.
Since last Thursday, torrential rains have triggered floods, landslides, and rising waters that swept away villages and buried residents under debris.
Over 320 deaths were recorded in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province alone, where officials warned of continued flash flood threats until Thursday.
Rescue workers and volunteers are racing against time as renewed rainfall hampers efforts to locate survivors and recover bodies.
