CHITRAL: The recent flood has left the already dilapidated Prayit-Mroi road in shambles, adding to the hardship of the local residents. Despite repeated appeals, the road remains unrepaired, disrupting the lives of thousands. The flood has resulted in a shortage of essential items in local shops, further exacerbating the woes of the affected population. Patients
BOONI: Floodwater and debris inundated the Sor Rech village in Torkhow tehsil of Upper Chitral on Wednesday, killing two residents and injuring scores of others. According to Rescue 1122 Upper Chitral, staffers have reached the remote area to help the affected people. The emergency service said that 44 houses have been damaged in the village.
CHITRAL: Two persons were arrested while trying to flee to Afghanistan after allegedly murdering a man in Shekhan Deh of Kalash valley over a petty issue. The Lower Chitral police on Wednesday said that a report had been received at Rumbur police station about a clash over firewood between three persons. According to the police
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CHITRAL: Schools are not going to reopen after a month-long summer vacation in hilly areas of Khyber Pakthunkhwa due to monsoon rain and flood devastation. The district administration of Upper and Lower Chitral announced that all schools in the district would remain closed till August 3. The educational institutions were scheduled to reopen on August
CHITRAL: A large number people remained stranded on Chitral-Mastuj and other roads in both Lower and Upper Chitral after heavy rains caused flooding and landsliding early on Tuesday. The Chitral-Mastuj road was blocked at different points such as Kari, Ragh, Koghuzi, Shader-Reshun and in front of Booni. Bridges over nullahs at Koghuzi and Ragh have
