Monsoon rains and flash flooding have killed at least 109 people across Pakistan since June 26, according to the country's National Disaster Management Authority. Nearly half of the deaths — many caused by collapsing houses and roofs — were in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, and about a third in Punjab, where the swollen River Ravi has turned villages around Muridke into vast sheets of water. Families have fled their homes by boat, while others remain stranded after four days without food, clean water or electricity, sheltering in small tents in humid heat. Forecasters warn more heavy rain is expected across the country this week. We pray for the families who have lost loved ones and homes, for those still waiting on rooftops and roadsides for rescue, and for the volunteers steering small boats from village to village. May the waters recede, may help reach every stranded family, and may Pakistan find safety and strength before the next rains come.