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Heavy rainfall on 1 September flooded parts of Rawalpindi and Islamabad, pushed Leh Nullah to dangerous levels, forced evacuations and resulted in three reported deaths.
Rawalpindi, PunjabLaunched September 17, 2026
The Story
Heavy rain again flooded parts of Rawalpindi and Islamabad in September, killing three people, forcing evacuations and inundating roads and homes. This campaign asks a simple question: after every flood, can the public see what infrastructure is being fixed before the next one?
A public flood-risk map, tracked hotspots, and transparent reporting on drainage fixes.
Verified Facts
Heavy rainfall caused significant urban flooding in the twin cities on 1 September.1
Around 200mm of rain was recorded in the Leh Nullah catchment.2
Leh Nullah rose to roughly 29 feet at Kattarian.3
Three people died in rain-related incidents.4
Rescue 1122 evacuated 60 people in Rawalpindi.5
Goals
Public drainage and flood-risk map published
Chronic flooding hotspots identified
Pre-monsoon drain-clearance work published
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WASA Rawalpindi
Awaiting response · 39 days
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