Heavy rains wreak havoc in Pakistan’s Punjab: 123 dead since June 25, over 1,000 evacuated | See Pics

Floods triggered by intense rainfall have wreaked havoc across Pakistan, leading to a rising death toll and widespread damage. (Image: AFP)

At least 10 more lives were lost on Friday, pushing the total flood-related deaths in Pakistan's Punjab to 123 since June 25. (Image: AFP)

Alongside fatalities, around 462 people have been injured in the flood-affected areas over the past weeks. (Image: AFP)

The province experienced record-breaking rain, causing urban flooding that submerged many residential neighborhoods, according to PDMA. (Image: X)

More than 70 of the total deaths occurred within the last two days, highlighting the severity of the recent downpours. (Image: AFP)

The Pakistan Meteorological Department has issued warnings for continued heavy rains starting July 20, with no immediate relief in sight. (Image: X)

PMD has raised an alert for high-level flooding in the River Indus at Kalabagh and Chashma over the next 24 hours, urging authorities to prepare. (Image: AFP)

More than 1,000 people have been safely moved from flood-hit zones in Pothohar, including 398 in Jhelum, 209 in Chakwal, and 450 in Rawalpindi, PDMA reports. (Image: AFP)