WATCH: Days of torrential rains leave Pakistan’s Karachi completely flooded

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WATCH: Days of torrential rains leave Pakistan's Karachi completely flooded Credit: Twitter @Anam12335024

The torrential rains in Pakistan’s Karachi that began on the evening of Eid al Adha’s first day have continued, leading the city to be completely flooded, as reported on Monday, July 11.

Pakistan’s Karachi, began to suffer from the torrential rains that have now flooded the city, on Friday, July 8, on Eid al-Adh’s first day.

Eid al-Adha is the second and bigger of the two main holidays celebrated in Islam.

Videos and footage of the flood in Pakistan’s Karachi are circulating Twitter:

“#KarachiRains #Karachi
Drone footage *khayaban e shujat and Bukhari phase 6-Karachi”

Credit: Twitter @z_waj @AzharSiddique

One user wrote: “Either Karachi is praying for rain or praying for it to stop. There is no in between. #EidAdhaMubarak”

Credit: Twitter @opinionatedfiya

“Karachi,” wrote one user, posting further footage of the floods.

Credit: Twitter @Anam12335024

Another user posted a picture of a sunken car:

Credit: Twitter @AonSayyed

One journalist wrote:

“The Shehbaz govt wont say a word on Karachi as its survival depends on the support of PPP, MQM and those running DHA—-the ‘real state’ within real estate. Bahria is holy cow for all since it is a national benefactor. So as the city flaps in filth and misfortune all stay quiet.”

To which another user responded: “Only Imran Khan did well for Karachi.”

https://twitter.com/SajjadAMallick/status/1546476435065421824

Credit: Twitter @TalatHussain12 @SajjadAMallick

Another user also wrote about the government’s response, stating:

“My KARACHI is drowning due to incompetent corrupt PPP Govt . JINnAH Hospital , NICVD and CARDIO are ruining because of rain and horrible sewerage system. Administrator @murtazawahab1
responsible for everything #KarachiRain #Karachi.”

https://twitter.com/z_fizza/status/1546476403096371200

Credit: Twitter @z_fizza

“It’s been raining heavily in Karachi since last night, all previous records of rain have broken, stay safe everyone.#Karachi”

https://twitter.com/Syada56491001/status/1546476395525771264

Credit: Twitter @Syada56491001

Another user shared footage of a car driving through the flooded streets of Pakistan’s Karachi.

Credit: Twitter @PhyQau @ShahidHussainJM

Footage of Karachi’s airport was also shared:

“*🇵🇰Karachi airport… 11July 2022 Amphibious Operation by PIA *”

Credit: Twitter @HUR_RED

Another user spoke of Lahore potentially facing the same problems:

“btw, Lahore’s flood resilience has gotten progressively weaker over the years too and we are not far off from the time when Pakistan’s second-biggest city will run into the same problems that we’re seeing right now in Karachi.”

Credit: Twitter @wingsforus

The news follows reports of the city of Sochi, Russia, experiencing mass flooding after the Dagomys river has overflowed, as reported on Monday, July 11.


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Joshua Manning

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