By Akhtar Soomro BUNER, Pakistan (Reuters) -Residents of a northwestern Pakistani district where devastating floods have killed more than 200 people said on Monday they were too scared to go back to their deluged homes as authorities warned of more rains to come.

Cloudbursts are causing chaos in mountainous parts of India and Pakistan, with tremendous amounts of rain falling in a short period of time over a concentrated area. As many as 300 people died in one northwestern Pakistani district,

Rescuers in northwest Pakistan have pulled 63 more bodies from homes devastated by flash floods and landslides

Pakistan police confirmed the arrest of a significant number of Afghan nationals lacking legal status & several suspected armed individuals, during targeted operations across the city.

A Pakistani official says there are no warnings or restrictions for mountaineering expeditions in the north. That's despite the recent deaths of climbers. Pakistan is home to some of the

Anguished Pakistanis are searching remote areas for bodies swept away by weekend flash floods as the death toll has reached 277

A series of attacks against Pakistani police by militants left five officers dead and eight wounded in a region where a government operation against insurgents has displaced 100,000 people, officials said.

A passenger train derailed near Lodhran in Pakistan's Punjab, causing one death and injuring several others. The train was en route from Peshawar to Karachi. Authorities reported two critically injured individuals,