Authorities in Pakistan say 21 more people died in rain-related incidents as monsoon flooding, landslides and infrastructure failures continue to hit both the north and Karachi.
Russian officials said a factory fire and explosion in the Ryazan region had killed 24 people and injured at least 157, with rescue crews still searching through debris.
Authorities said a boat carrying passengers to a market in Sokoto state capsized on August 17, leaving at least 25 people missing in a region where such accidents are common.
Five children were among the dead after intense rain struck remote communities in Jammu and Kashmir, cutting access and prompting a joint rescue operation.
Pakistan’s disaster authority says heavy monsoon rains, landslides and flash floods have killed at least 321 people, with the northwestern province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa bearing most of the losses.
A bus carrying pilgrims returning from Gangasagar crashed into a parked truck in Bardhaman, killing ten people and injuring 35 others, Hindustan Times reported.
Flash flooding triggered by torrential monsoon rains killed hundreds across Pakistan and neighboring India, with rescue crews still searching for the missing.
A hot-air balloon carrying 34 people came down hard near De Hoeve on the evening of the event date, leaving one person dead and five others hospitalized.
A closed van lost control and hit a metal fence on the CLLEX in Tarlac City, killing five people and injuring nine others, according to local reporting.