Pakistan’s national disaster management agency reports that monsoon rains and flash flooding have killed more than 100 people over the past month. Multiple outlets cite the agency’s updated toll as rising above 100, reflecting deaths linked to flooding and associated weather impacts. Forecasters warn that additional heavy rain is likely later this week, which could worsen flooding conditions in various parts of the country. The reports frame the situation as an ongoing disaster cycle: ongoing rainfall contributes to flash floods, and the threat persists due to more precipitation expected in the near term. While details of the affected regions and specific circumstances are not provided in the excerpts, the common thread across sources is the timing—over roughly the last month—and the scale, with the death toll now surpassing 100. Authorities continue to monitor conditions as forecasts indicate continued risk from the monsoon system.