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Las imágenes más impactantes de las lluvias que han anegado Pakistán

  • Las últimas precipitaciones registradas en el país han dejado tres personas muertas según el último informe de las autoridades

Sandra Ordóñez

A man pushes a car through a flooded street during heavy monsoon rains in Rawalpindi on July 17, 2025. Monsoon rains in Pakistan have been linked to more than 110 deaths including dozens of children since they arrived in late June, according to government figures released on July 14. (Photo by Aamir QURESHI / AFP)

Los viajeros caminan por una calle inundada en medio de las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en Rawalpindi el 17 de julio de 2025.

AFP

ISLAMABAD (Pakistan), 21/07/2025.- Rescue workers retrieve a submerged car from a flooded stream as onlookers gather during heavy monsoon rains in Islamabad, Pakistan, 21 July 2025. At least 216 people, including 101 children and 40 women, have died in rain-related incidents across Pakistan since 26 June as a new monsoon spell is starting up, authorities from the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said. EFE/EPA/SOHAIL SHAHZAD

Vehículos circulan por una carretera inundada durante las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en Islamabad.

EFE

Residentes locales pescan en las aguas inundadas cerca de una casa parcialmente sumergida durante las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en la aldea ladiana de Rawalpindi

Residentes locales pescan en las aguas inundadas cerca de una casa parcialmente sumergida durante las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en la aldea ladiana de Rawalpindi

AFP

Residentes locales pescan en las aguas inundadas cerca de una casa parcialmente sumergida durante las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en la aldea ladiana de Rawalpindi

Rescatistas y personas observan cómo una grúa retira los restos de una camioneta de un desagüe tras las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en Islamabad.

AFP

Residentes locales pescan en las aguas inundadas cerca de una casa parcialmente sumergida durante las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en la aldea ladiana de Rawalpindi

Rescatistas y personas observan cómo una grúa retira los restos de una camioneta de un desagüe tras las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en Islamabad.

AFP

A man wades through a flooded street amidst heavy monsoon rains in Rawalpindi on July 17, 2025. Heavy rains have been linked to 54 deaths in the past 24 hours in Pakistan, taking the toll to about 180 since the arrival of the monsoon in late June, the government's disaster agency said on July 17. (Photo by Farooq NAEEM / AFP)

Un hombre empuja un coche por una calle inundada durante las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en Rawalpindi el 17 de julio de 2025.

AFP

ISLAMABAD (Pakistan), 21/07/2025.- A damaged car as floodwaters surge through a neighborhood following heavy monsoon rains in Islamabad, Pakistan, 21 July 2025. At least 216 people, including 101 children and 40 women, have died in rain-related incidents across Pakistan since 26 June as a new monsoon spell is starting up, authorities from the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said. EFE/EPA/SOHAIL SHAHZAD

Un vehículo resultó dañado por la crecida de las aguas en un barrio tras las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en Islamabad.

EFE

ISLAMABAD (Pakistan), 21/07/2025.- A damaged car as floodwaters surge through a neighborhood following heavy monsoon rains in Islamabad, Pakistan, 21 July 2025. At least 216 people, including 101 children and 40 women, have died in rain-related incidents across Pakistan since 26 June as a new monsoon spell is starting up, authorities from the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said. EFE/EPA/SOHAIL SHAHZAD

Rescatistas recuperan un coche sumergido de un arroyo inundado mientras la gente se congrega durante las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en Islamabad.

EFE

ISLAMABAD (Pakistan), 21/07/2025.- Rescue workers retrieve a submerged car from a flooded stream as onlookers gather during heavy monsoon rains in Islamabad, Pakistan, 21 July 2025. At least 216 people, including 101 children and 40 women, have died in rain-related incidents across Pakistan since 26 June as a new monsoon spell is starting up, authorities from the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said. EFE/EPA/SOHAIL SHAHZAD

Rescatistas recuperan un coche sumergido de un arroyo inundado mientras la gente se congrega durante las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en Islamabad.

EFE

ISLAMABAD (Pakistan), 21/07/2025.- Vehicles drive through a flooded road during heavy monsoon rainfall in Islamabad, Pakistan, 21 July 2025. At least 216 people, including 101 children and 40 women, have died in rain-related incidents across Pakistan since 26 June as a new monsoon spell is starting up, authorities from the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said. EFE/EPA/SOHAIL SHAHZAD

Rescatistas recuperan un coche sumergido de un arroyo inundado mientras la gente se congrega durante las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en Islamabad.

EFE

A man wades through a flooded street amidst heavy monsoon rains in Rawalpindi on July 17, 2025. Heavy rains have been linked to 54 deaths in the past 24 hours in Pakistan, taking the toll to about 180 since the arrival of the monsoon in late June, the government's disaster agency said on July 17. (Photo by Farooq NAEEM / AFP)

Un hombre camina por una calle inundada en medio de las fuertes lluvias monzónicas en Rawalpindi, el 17 de julio de 2025.

AFP

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