KARUNA SHINSHO, CNN ANCHOR: Pakistani officials fear more deaths in the wake of torrential rains that have wreaked havoc in the northwest. At least 172 people have lost their lives in the monsoon downpours. Suhasini Haidar has more.</s>SUHASINI HAIDAR, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): In a matter of hours, heavy rainfall that pounded parts of Pakistan left a trail of destruction. Rivers of water flooded the streets of Islamabad's</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE (through translator): Who listens to the poor, we've been sitting here without food, and we have not gone to work since 7:00 in morning.</s>HAIDAR: Relief officials are still looking for people who may be trapped under the debris. Many more are feared to have drowned. This is the monsoon season in Pakistan. But meteorologists say Monday's rainfall of 620 millimeters was the highest they've recorded in the past 100 years. With communication lines down in several parts of north Pakistan, it may be days before the full extent of damage is known. And as thousands pick up their lives here, this is how many in Islamabad went to work. Suhasini Haidar, CNN, Islamabad.
Pakistani Officials Fear More Deaths in Wake of Torrential Rains