The most severe flooding in recent memory is occurring in Pakistan. Over 1000 people have already died, and the impacted 3.5 crore people make up the country's population. 116 districts have experienced flooding. 66 of these districts are in really poor shape.
More than 3 million children, according to UNICEF, are at risk of disease and famine as a result of the disastrous floods, which is of the utmost concern. More than 30 million children in Pakistan are at risk of water-borne illnesses and malnutrition as a result of the extreme flooding, according to a statement from UNICEF. As a result, they require immediate humanitarian intervention.
Pakistan had catastrophic flooding due to the monsoon rains that began there in the middle of July of this year. 33 million people in 116 districts of Pakistan have been impacted as a result.
UNICEF According to UNICEF, it is collaborating with both public and private institutions to provide for the immediate needs of flood-affected children and their families.
Due to flooding, Pakistan declared a state of emergency last week and requested aid from other nations and international organisations.