Tag: #Snowfall
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Pakistan Army, FC Balochistan North Maintain High Alert Despite Heavy Snowfall
Islamabad / Quetta (Radio Pakistan) — January 27, 2026: The Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan North remain on heightened alert along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, officials said, as heavy snow and sub-zero conditions sweep the mountainous frontier regions. Snowfall and freezing winds have blanketed the terrain in recent days, but troops continue to monitor…
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Four killed as South Korean Capital blanketed by Heavy Snowfall
SEOUL: South Korean capital, Seoul, hit by some of the heaviest snowfall in a century threatening lives and public infrastructure. On Thursday, Seoul recorded the second day of heaviest snowfall in a century resulting in cancellation of flights and ferry operations across the city including a loss of four lives, as reported by The Guardian. …
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A new cycle of rain and snow continues in the country
According to the Pakistan Meteorological (MET) Department, rains are expected in Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Upper Punjab, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Azad Kashmir. Rain is also expected in Pishin, Loralai, Chaman, Qilla Abdullah District, Qila Saifullah, Zhob, and Barkhan. Rain and snowfall are expected in Mardan, Nawshehra, Peshawar, Charsadda, Kohat, Bajaur, Waziristan, and Kurram. Rain is also expected…
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Murree fiasco: Innocent lives lost to unimaginable snowstorm
The Murree fiasco, the champion of tourism, braces yet another challenge of fury over the loss of innocent lives in the brutal cold with no life support to save them from the bone-chilling killing cold wave in the dead of the night. The incessant snow spell in Galiyat yesterday took its toll leaving many stranded,…
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Murree Tragedy: Baaghi TV gets a list of Victims
Dozens of people have been killed in heavy snowfall in the mountainous region of Murree in Pakistan’s Punjab province, and rescue operations are under way. According to the details, authorities say at least 21 tourists have been killed and rescue efforts are under way in the area. As per the death toll released by Rescue…
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Murree Tragedy: Showbiz personalities express sorrow over deaths of people
While the entire nation was saddened by the death of people in the freezing cold and vehicles were stranded during the snowfall in Murree, a popular tourist destination of Pakistan, showbiz personalities also expressed regret. According to the details, thousands of tourists were stranded and at least 21 people were killed during the heavy snowfall…
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Control Division established at Murree Division: ISPR
Rescue centers have been established at Army Public School (APS) and Army School of Logistics Kuldana by the Pakistan Army, in order to facilitate and rescue thousands of tourists in Murree. According to reports of Baaghi TV, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has confirmed that a control division has been established in Murree to better…
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PM Imran Khan orders inquiry into Murree tragedy
Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan has ordered an inquiry into the Murree tragedy after thousands of tourists have reportedly been stranded due to heavy snowfall, after which the roads from Islamabad to Murree were closed. According to reports, more than 19 tourists in vehicles have been confirmed dead due to the extreme cold. The district…
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Murree death toll rises, rescue operation continues
The Murree death toll has risen. According to Baaghi TV reports, rescue officials have confirmed the mortality rate to be twenty-two with more expected deaths. According to reports, the death toll is expected to rise as several vehicles were stranded in the extreme cold overnight due to the closure of roads due to snowfall and…
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Murree Incident: Public angry at govt for not taking action
While the entire nation was saddened by the deaths of people in the freezing cold and vehicles during the snowfall in Murree, a popular tourist destination of Pakistan, the public took the government by surprise for not taking precautionary measures. As soon as it snows in Murree during winter, people from all over Pakistan come…