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Pakistani reporter Mehrunnisa becomes internet sensation for her hilarious flood coverage

Pakistani reporter Mehrunnisa becomes internet sensation for her hilarious flood coverage

Web Desk August 30, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Pakistan is struggling with massive floods right now. After the heartbreaking destruction in KPK and Gilgit-Baltistan, Punjab is also drowning. Sadly, the government’s response has been weak, with little real help for the victims—only photo sessions by senior officials.

Amid this tragedy, one reporter has caught everyone’s attention. Mehrunnisa, a young Pakistani journalist, is going viral for her unusual flood reporting. Covering the situation in Shahdara, Lahore, she boarded a boat to show the extent of the damage. But instead of a calm report, viewers saw her visibly scared of the rising waters.

Her funny expressions and accent quickly became the highlight, and people on social media found her reporting style both hilarious and lighthearted, even though the situation itself is serious.

The internet is enjoying the videos. One user commented, “Journalism peaked here.” Another added, “Why did she go reporting when she was this scared?” A third wrote, “Lahori bhi hoon aur bahadur bhi hain.” Here’s what’s happening:

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