A Pakistani military official said his initial information was that 34 people had been killed and 80 injured in the country, saying all of the dead and injured so far were in the town of Mashkal.
Two officers have been injured so far.
Nine police officers and three members of the Guardia Civil have been injured so far.
There are no firm numbers yet on how many people died, but 237 have been reported injured so far.
About 20 people have been reported injured so far and 1 million people have been evacuated from their homes.
Nearly 5,000 civilians have been killed or injured so far in 2015, and a growing proportion of them are women and children.
On Friday, the national prosecutor, Luisa Ortega, said that eight people had died and 137 people had been injured so far in the unrest.
Seven bike hire riders have been injured so far, and two needed headscans, but these were precautionary and all the injuries were minor, Brown told the committee.
In a video statement to the Malaysian conference, the Lebanese prime minister, Fouad Siniora, said 900 people had been killed and 3,000 injured so far, with one third of the casualties children under the age of 12.
The British Foreign Office and the A.B.T.A. travel association this week warned them not to let the fun get out of hand as they reported an alarming number of British vacationers falling from hotel balconies, with three young people killed and 10 more seriously injured so far this year.
