Destruction in Pakistan after flash floods that have killed hundreds

The majority of fatalities were recorded in the northwest Buner district, where at least 200 people were killed.

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At least 314 people have been killed in flooding since Friday, with the majority of fatalities recorded in Pakistan's Buner district.

Officials say Buner was hit by a cloudburst - a rare phenomenon in which more than 100mm (4 inches) of rain fell on the area within an hour.

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