Peshawar Rain Disaster Devastates Businesses | Shopkeepers Warn of Self-Immolation | Special Report

Heavy rainfall in Peshawar has caused widespread damage to markets and businesses, leaving many shopkeepers counting losses worth millions of rupees. Traders say poor drainage, inadequate urban planning, and infrastructure failures have turned a natural rainfall event into a major economic crisis. In this special report by Kashif Aziz, affected business owners describe the destruction of their shops and appeal to the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the Minister for Local Government for immediate compensation and rehabilitation. Some traders have also warned of extreme forms of protest if their grievances continue to go unheard. Key Highlights: Heavy rain damages shops across Peshawar Businesses suffer losses worth millions of rupees Drainage and municipal system under scrutiny Traders demand compensation and government assistance Appeal to the KP Chief Minister and Local Government Minister Ground report by Kashif Aziz Public concerns over urban infrastructure and flood management Watch the full report for on-ground coverage of the damage, the voices of affected shopkeepers, and the latest developments from Peshawar. Subscribe for breaking news, special reports, and in-depth coverage of Pakistan's current affairs.