Pakistan is prone to natural disasters such as floods due to its geography and monsoon climate. In 2022, heavy monsoon rains caused widespread flooding across many parts of the country, particularly in the Sindh and Balochistan provinces. The floods caused damage to homes, infrastructure, and agricultural lands, and led to displacement of communities.
The extent of the damage and the number of people affected is not clear, as the situation is still evolving. However, it is likely that the floods have caused significant economic and social disruptions, particularly in the affected areas.
The damage and destruction toll from more than six weeks of torrential monsoon rains and flash flooding across Pakistan is mounting, with 950+ people have lost their lives, 605 are severely injured, 95000+ houses are submerged in water, nearly 500000 livestock have perished while countless displaced families, women and children are living under the open sky.
Most Affected Region (Sindh) From Hydrabad to Kashmore. Balochistan (Lasbela, Loralai, Jhal Magsi, Qila Saif ullah, Barkhan, Kohlo, Musa Khel, Jaferabad, etc , Punjab (DG Khan, Rajan Pur, Muzafergarh, Taunsa, Fazil pur etc) Balochistan and Sindh are the worst affected regions, with 650 people have lost their lives and 4000 are severely injured. Millions of acres of land is underwater in District Jhal Magsi, Lasbela, D.G.Khan Rajanpur, Taunsa, Sukker, Larkana, Jackobabad, Nawabshah, Hydrabad, Thatta and many are at high risk
The damage and destruction toll from more than six weeks of torrential monsoon rains and flash flooding across Pakistan is mounting, with 950+ people have lost their lives, 5000 are severely injured, 95000 plus houses are submerged in water, nearly 500000 livestock have perished while countless displaced families, women and children are living under the open sky.
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