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Heavy rains kill dozens in India, Pakistan

Agencies
More than 40 people have been killed as a result of heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan, officials said yesterday, as authorities warned more intense rainfall and flash floods could be imminent.
Most of the deaths were caused by roof collapses in buildings in Punjab, Pakistan's richest and most populous province, with 13 people killed in the provincial capital Lahore.
Pakistan has suffered deadly monsoon floods for at least the last four years -- in 2013, 178 people were killed and around 1.5 million affected by flooding around the country.
The government has been criticised for not doing more to mitigate against the dangers posed by seasonal rains washing away homes and farmland.
In Pakistani-administered Kashmir, 10 people were killed and four others injured, disaster management agency chairman Akram Sohail told AFP.
He said there had been some flash flooding in the Himalayan territory and warned that the rivers Jhelum and Neelum were close to overflowing in some places.
Meanwhile, sixty-five people were killed
after heavy rains caused flash floods in Indian-administered Kashmir, including a wedding party on a bus that was swept away, officials said yesterday.
Authorities declared a disaster alert in the northern region after two days of heavy rain hit villages across the Kashmir valley, causing the worst flooding in two decades.
"At least 40 members of a marriage party are feared dead when their bus was washed away due to flash floods," senior police superintendent MubassirLatifi told Reuters.
The bus accident occurred in Rajouri, 170 km (110 miles) south of the region's main city of Srinagar. Latifi, who was monitoring the rescue operation, said five passengers had swum to safety.
Heavy rain is expected for the next 48 hours.
The state government has sounded high alert and has asked the Indian Air Force to keep its helicopters on standby.
Army troops launched rescue operations at various places in the state as death toll in the J&K flash floods rose to 12, including the death of a Border Security Force inspector, during the last 36 hours, as per official reports.