Heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan kill 54 people in 24 hours
Officials in Pakistan say heavy monsoon rains have killed at least 54 people in 24 hours.
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Heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan kill 54 people in 24 hours
Heavy monsoon rains killed at least 54 people in eastern Pakistan in 24 hours, bringing the total rain-related deaths in the country to 178 over the past three weeks, officials said Thursday.
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