Islamabad Drowned: Uncovering the Monsoon Fury As monsoon rains swept through Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, residents were left grappling with unprecedented flooding that submerged major roads and underground infrastructure.
The city's drainage system, once touted as a marvel of modern engineering, proved woefully inadequate in the face of torrential downpours.
The country's geography, with its rugged mountains and fertile plains, makes it prone to monsoon rains, which can bring both life giving water and devastating floods.