Pakistan: Deadly Snowfall and Rains Claim 35 Lives

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At least 35 people, including 22 children, have died and dozens more were injured in Pakistan due to unexpected snowfall and heavy rains, causing roads to be blocked and hundreds of houses damaged. Experts attribute the unusual weather to climate change, as Pakistan is typically mild in March. The extreme cold, heavy snow, and torrential rain have taken locals by surprise, with some areas experiencing complete electricity cuts. Relief supplies and financial assistance have been provided to the affected areas, and the meteorological department forecasts mainly cold and dry weather for the rest of the week.
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