Massive Monsoon in 2025: Pakistan Hit by 73% More Rain, PDMA Confirms

 

Introduction: Monsoon 2025 Breaks Records

Pakistan’s 2025 monsoon season has shocked weather experts and citizens alike. According to PDMA Punjab, the province has received 73% more rain than normal so far — the highest increase in recent years. The situation has triggered flooding, property damage, and over 165 deaths in Punjab alone.

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 PDMA Confirms: Punjab Faces Alarming Rain Levels

The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) reported that the current monsoon is far heavier than expected. Director General Irfan Ali Kathia confirmed:

• Punjab has recorded 73% more rainfall

• 4 to 5 more rain spells are expected this season

• Emergency response teams are on high alert

• Casualties in Punjab include lightning strikes, drowning, and electrocution

“We are preparing for future spells. Citizens must avoid flood-prone areas,” – PDMA spokesperson

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 Regional Rainfall Stats (July 2025)

Region	Rainfall vs Normal	Notes
Punjab	+73%	Worst affected
Balochistan	+187%	Extremely high
KPK	+35%	Moderate
Azad Kashmir	+20%	Mild increase
Sindh	Below normal	Drought risk continues
Gilgit-Baltistan	Below average	Glacier melt still a concern

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 Human Impact: Deaths and Disasters

As of mid-July:

• 225+ deaths nationwide

• 500+ injuries

• Dozens of houses washed away

• Urban flooding in Lahore, Rawalpindi, Multan

• Flash floods in northern areas, especially Swat, Chitral, and Gilgit

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 What’s Causing This Extreme Rain?

Experts blame:

• Climate change

• Faster glacier melting

• Abnormal weather patterns

• Urban development blocking natural drainage

This is being compared to the 2022 mega floods, which displaced over 33 million people.

 Government Action & Public Warnings

• PMD & PDMA have issued red alerts

• Relief camps set up in flood-prone districts

• Citizens told to:

  • Avoid unnecessary travel

  • Stay away from flooded roads & canals

  • Follow local authority alerts

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 Conclusion: Prepare, Don’t Panic

The 2025 monsoon is far from over. With more rain predicted, public awareness and early preparation are key.

Stay updated via:

• PMD official site

• Local government alerts

• Emergency hotlines (Rescue 1122)