Warda Bakthir
Pakistan Floods Appeal
After the country’s worst climate disaster in a decade, humanitarian needs in Pakistan are still rising. With another round of destructive monsoons, many families urgently need support. Islamic Relief has already provided urgent assistance to 22,000 people across Pakistan and is working to scale up its response.
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Severe monsoon rains and flash floods have hit Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, and Gilgit-Baltistan, destroying homes and washing away roads and bridges. Many families are now cut off from food and safe water, leaving communities in urgent need of support.
Islamic Relief has already provided urgent assistance to 22,000 people across Pakistan and is working to scale up its response by evacuating and relocating families at risk, delivering cooked meals and safe drinking water to those stranded, distributing essential food packs, providing temporary shelter for displaced families, and supplying hygiene kits to help prevent water-borne diseases.
Severe monsoon rains and flash floods have hit Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, and Gilgit-Baltistan, destroying homes and washing away roads and bridges. Many families are now cut off from food and safe water, leaving communities in urgent need of support.
Islamic Relief has already provided urgent assistance to 22,000 people across Pakistan and is working to scale up its response by evacuating and relocating families at risk, delivering cooked meals and safe drinking water to those stranded, distributing essential food packs, providing temporary shelter for displaced families, and supplying hygiene kits to help prevent water-borne diseases.
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