Torrential rains in the remote mountainous areas of Gadoon have caused landslides in various locations.
These landslides have blocked Batgali Road, Devi Road, Plian Road, Kanirdi Road, and Makar Road, cutting off land access for dozens of villages connected to Ghazi Tehsil.
The landslides have persisted for two days, hindering rescue operations and causing severe difficulties for the local community.
Due to the remote nature of the area and the blocked roads, rescue teams have been unable to reach the affected spots. Residents are actively working to clear the roads with their efforts.
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Heavy rainfall lashed Islamabad and several parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) on Monday, disrupting daily life, triggering urban flooding in low-lying areas, and raising concerns about potential landslides in hilly regions.
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) reported that the monsoon system intensified overnight, bringing widespread showers across the federal capital and areas including Peshawar, Abbottabad, Swat, and Mansehra.
In Islamabad, major roads such as the Srinagar Highway and Jinnah Avenue experienced water accumulation, resulting in traffic jams during the morning rush hour. The Capital Development Authority (CDA) deployed emergency teams to clear clogged drains and restore flow.
In KP, local authorities issued advisories for residents in vulnerable areas, especially those living near riverbanks and in mountainous zones. Rescue 1122 teams have been placed on high alert, and district administrations have been directed to monitor the situation closely.
No casualties have been reported so far, but power outages and infrastructure strain were noted in several areas. Authorities have urged citizens to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel until conditions improve.
According to the PMD, more rainfall is expected in the coming 24 to 48 hours, with potential for flash flooding in parts of KP and northeastern Punjab.
