Avalanche in Northern Pakistan Kills 11 Nomads; Climate Change Blamed

An avalanche in northern Pakistan killed 11 nomads and injured 25 others from a nomadic tribe.
The nomads were crossing a mountainous area with their goat herds when they were caught in the avalanche.
Rescue operations faced rough, high-altitude terrain.
Pakistan's prime minister called on the international community to help developing countries facing economic challenges from the effects of climate change.
Flooding and avalanches are becoming more common in Pakistan due to changing weather patterns.