Pakistan, June 27 -- Heavy rains in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa caused the Swat River to flood, sweeping away more than 75 people, including women and children, at seven different locations. Rescue teams have recovered eight bodies and saved over 55 people so far. Search operations continue for more than 20 missing individuals.

Rescue spokesperson Niaz Ahmad Khan said that the recent heavy rain created a dangerous flood situation in the Swat River. Dozens of people were caught in the strong flood currents at various points in the district. The rescue teams are working tirelessly to find those still missing.

At the bypass area, 16 people were swept away by the river. Rescue teams recovered seven bodies and saved three survivors, but six remain un...