The highest number of deaths (56) were reported in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, while 25 deaths were reported in the Punjab province. Meanwhile, Pakistan's National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said rains across Pakistan are likely to continue till April 22.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif issued a rain alert, asking disaster management authorities to remain vigilant to ensure the safety of the people.
Malala Visits Home: More than 1,700 people were killed, 33 million displaced and a third of the country was submerged under water in the worst floods to hit Pakistan, brought about by unprecedented rains since mid-June.
Joe Biden at UNGA: "Pakistan is still under water, needs help," the President said in his address to the 193-member assembly during its high-level debate with a host of world leaders in attendance, including Pakistan's PM, Shehbaz Sharif.
Angelina Jolie visits Pakistan to help those affected by the devastating floods in the country. The Hollywood star sat with the women in makeshift shelters and listened to the horrors they are facing in the adverse situation.
Health workers in Pakistan are already working beyond their capacity and are stretched to their limit as they try to provide critical healthcare to millions affected by the floods.
Pakistan floods: An estimated 16 million children have been impacted by these ‘super floods’ and at least 3.4 million girls and boys remain in need of immediate, lifesaving support.
Pakistan floods: 2 children and a woman were among those who lost their lives in separate flood-related incidents, according to an NDMA report released on Wednesday evening.
Pakistan is going through one of the worst monsoon rains and flash floods, causing massive destructions, damages to infrastructure, and directly affecting millions of people across the country.
Pakistan's prime minister said as per initial estimates, the floods are likely to reduce Pakistan’s GDP by over 2 percentage points.
Pakistan floods: According to locals, Baba Madhodas was a pre-partition Hindu saint equally cherished by Muslims and Hindus of the area.
Pakistan FLOODS: UN Secretary-General who is on a two-day visit to Pakistan landed on Friday to express solidarity with the country's people drenched by extreme monsoon rains that have led to the country's worst flooding in a decade.
Pakistan floods: Meanwhile, a delegation of the US Congress led by Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee visited the flood-affected regions of Pakistan, raising ‘brought hope that America would be a 'consistent partner' in helping Pakistan through the crisis.
Pakistan floods: The impact of the heavy monsoon rains, which began in mid-July 2022, is drastic, affecting 33 million people in 116 districts across the country, with 66 districts being hardest hit.
Pakistan's rain-triggered flash floods have inundated one-third of the country and destroyed farmlands, causing a threat of shortages of vegetables and fruits along with uneven price hikes of some essential commodities.
Pakistan floods 2022: Pakistani officials say the flooding that has hit across the country over the past weeks is like nothing they have seen before. It has been caused by unprecedented heavy and unrelenting monsoon rains, fueled they say by the world’s changing climate.
Pakistan floods: A large portion of Balochistan has been cut off from the rest of the country. Over 3.33 crore people have been affected by this natural disaster. On Tuesday, the United Nations gave a flash appeal to all countries to donate at least 35 billion US dollars to help flood victims.
The devastating floods caused by record monsoon rains have displaced more than 33 million or one-seventh of the country's population.
Sindh and Balochistan provinces have been worst hit by the disaster and Pakistan Railway has suspended its operation at several places in the two provinces.
Islamabad: Eight districts in Pakistan's Sindh province have declared a health emergency due to the floods caused by heavy rains, the media reported Sunday.According to officials, Sindh Health Minister Saghir Ahmed declared an emergency in
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