Flood in Pakistan, today flood news.

 

Floods nearly claim lives claimed 1,000 people across Pakistan since June, thousands displaced and millions more affected.

 Estimated casualties Deaths At least 1,000 people Displaced Approximately 364,000 people Affected At least 33 million people Property damage At least $10 billion Americans.

 

One of Pakistan's Southern provinces, Sindh braces for the worst as the country grapples with catastrophic floods. Floods from swollen rivers are heading to lower-lying areas, authorities say, threatening more misery for millions.

 

 

        National disaster management authority Pakistan

119 people died in the last 24 hours, the National Authority on Sunday with National Disaster Management (NDMA).

 The NDMA said more than 809,000 hectares (2 million acres) of crops were washed away, 3,451 kilometers (2,150 miles) of roads were destroyed and 149 bridges were washed away. p> Khaista Rehman, 55, no relative of the climate minister, fled with his wife and three children on the Islamabad-Peshawar side of the highway after leaving his home in Charsadda was destroyed. And submerged overnight. In Sindh, a population  of almost 50 million, however, there was a little relief.

Flood situation in Pakistan today.

There will be it takes more than a few sunny days for life to get back to normal. This year's floods were devastating and their effects are far from fully felt. Span> in many rural communities, infrastructure was already basic. Many of the roads are unpaved and some bridges are worn down after years of poor maintenance. But this cannot be attributed to poor infrastructure alone.

 In span Pakistani officials, who have faced flooding many times before, say the hell unleashed from heaven was something they could not have prepared for "People all over the world are talking about climate change and something that is just a theory," said an official who received a -Relief Action led outreach to Larkana, a hard-hit town. "We see ourselves on the ground where climate change is happening. We've never seen such rain in one year... now we have to think about how to build for the future, how do we start? The Torren swollen river in the mountainous north will hit them in the coming day devastation is not limited to Sindh province.

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 One man told to the Anker that his daughter was washed away by a flooded river in northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. "He told me,' Daddy, I'm going to collect leaves for my goat,'" he said to Muhammad Fareed, who lives in Kaghan Valley. "She walked to the bank and a jet of water followed her and took her away.

Flood relief fund.

 

 The USA, Britain, the United Arab Emirates, and others have contributed to the disaster, but more resources are needed, officials say. According to reports in the Dawn newspaper, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has announced an Rs.10 billion (US$45 million) grant for the people of the hardest-hit province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
All affected families in the floods will receive .25, 000 rupees ($112), Mr. Sharif, which would be paid out in a week.