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In 2024, Pakistan experienced significant monsoon rains from July to September that resulted in loss of life and damage to houses and crops. Flooding displaced thousands of people, damaged critical infrastructure, and submerged farmland, threatening food…

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PHILIPPINES Tropical Cyclone Yagi (local name Enteng) and the weather brought by the Southwest Monsoon has now affected six regions in the Philippines, triggering floods and landslides affecting more than 147,000 people and displaceing an estimated 40,000…

SITUATION UPDATE Pakistan has been generously hosting millions of Afghans for over 40 years with significant movements of Afghans across the border. Currently, Pakistan hosted an estimated 3.1 million Afghans in 2023. The majority of refugees have…

SITUATION UPDATE Pakistan has been generously hosting millions of Afghans for over 40 years with significant movements of Afghans across the border. Currently, Pakistan hosts some 3.1 million Afghans and provides access to both public health and education…

SITUATION UPDATE Pakistan has been generously hosting millions of Afghans for over 40 years with significant movements of Afghans in both directions. Currently, Pakistan hosts over 3 million Afghans and provides open access to both public health…

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CONTEXT One year after the disastrous floods that ravaged Pakistan in June 2022, submerging large parts of the country and impacting 33 million people. The government of Pakistan declared a national state of emergency. The catastrophe claimed…

Floods 2023; an overview Disaster Started: August 2022 Number of people affected: 33,000,000 Locations affected: Officially notified 81 districts as ‘calamity hit’ – 32 in Baluchistan, 23 in Sindh, 17 in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, six in Gilgit-Baltistan and three in…

SITUATION OVERVIEW Since 25 June, according to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), a total of 215 people died, most of them in Punjab Region (73 people), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province (61 people) and in Sindh Province (24…