More than 12,700 people, including 5,101 children, were evacuated due to floods in various regions of Kazakhstan. Local and international roads on the Russian-Kazakhstan border were blocked due to floods.

As a result of the rise in the level of the Ural River at a record level for the entire period, it continues to flood settlements in the Orenburg region of Russia. The dams cannot withstand the water pressure. People are being evacuated en masse. The biggest floods in the last 80 years are observed in the northern regions of Kazakhstan.

The Astana International Forum scheduled for June 13-14 has been canceled due to the large-scale flooding situation in Kazakhstan. The event will continue its work in 2025. About 6,000 houses and fields are under water in 6 regions of the country.

The President of Kazakhstan, Kasim-Jomart Tokaev, proposed the idea of attracting local billionaires to help flood-affected areas. He emphasized the need to attach one of the richest people in the country to each region, district and village.

Floods occur every year in different parts of the world. We are used to taking messages on this topic for granted, we don't even pay attention. We believe that most floods have nothing to do with us because they happen in remote parts of the world. But it's time to put our heads down and think about it seriously, and prepare for the potential disasters that await us. Because we are all in the same boat - the floods that happened in UAE, Oman, Tanzania or China are also knocking on our door. We felt the impact of the recent floods in Russia and Kazakhstan.

Flooding continues across Saudi Arabia, inundating roads in Riyadh, Dammam and areas around Mecca and Medina. The roof of the outer structure of the Old Dahran Mosque, located on the grounds of King Fahd University, collapsed overnight.

Floods occurred in Afghanistan's Baghlan province due to incessant rainfall. The flood destroyed houses, about 200 people died and went missing.

The number of victims of the ongoing floods around the world is also increasing. In recent days, more than 300 people have become victims of disasters in Afghanistan due to floods, this figure is 267 in Kenya, 144 in Brazil, and 27 in Indonesia. The number of victims and the amount of damage is also very high.

Seven people were killed in a flood caused by heavy rains in the Iranian city of Mashhad. Mohsen Daveri, head of Mashhad Municipality, said that at least 250 families affected by the flood have been evacuated to safer areas of the city. A total of 150 houses in the city were damaged by the flood. 12 people are missing.

At least 40 people were killed and 347 others were injured as a result of floods caused by heavy rains in Nangarhar province in the east of Afghanistan.