Balochistan disaster claims 7 more lives as Punjab districts reel under floods.

QUETTA -- The heavy monsoon spells have rendered Balochistan calamity-stricken as at least 127 people have so far been confirmed dead due to flood-related incidents.

During the last 24 hours, at least seven more people died in the province.

On the other hand, Punjab's Jhang and Ranjanpur districts reeled under flood waves.

The River Chenab overflowed near Jhang and water entered the populated areas, media reported on Sunday.

Sargodha Road has been inundated and the flood has affected several villages, it said.

Officials feared overflowing Chenab could also cause floods near Gujranwala.

In Rajanpur, which was hit by floods earlier this week, the Pakistan Army continues to carry out rescue operations. It has also set up medical and relief camps.

In Dera Ghazi Khan, the flood water was receding and people who had migrated from the area were returning homes on Sunday.

However, in the Sindh province, several villages near Gambat have been flooded and the road link between Khairpur and Gambat and Kangri was lost.

A 300-feet section of a bridge connecting Sindh with Balochistan has been washed away by the floodwaters.

According to the National Highways Authority (NHA), it may take at least two days to repair the bridge.

The affected bridge is located in Band Murad Goth, a few miles from Hamdard University in Karachi.

The federal government on Sunday decided to run special trains to supply relief goods to the...