Monsoon Emergency

Immediate Emergency Assistance Required

Monsoon Emergency in Pakistan

According to Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Sindh situation reports, Monsoon floods 2024 in Sindh have caused widespread devastation across multiple sectors. 31,543 homes have been damaged, with 23,920 partially and 7,623 fully destroyed, displacing thousands of families. Critical infrastructure, including 293 kilometers of roads and three bridges, has also been damaged, cutting off access to essential services. In the education sector, 1,348 schools have been damaged, affecting 230,976 children and disrupting their access to education. The agricultural sector has suffered immensely, with 329,555 acres of crops destroyed, including major cash crops like cotton, sugarcane, and paddy, leading to a severe food security crisis. Livestock losses have been significant, with 1,135 animals perished, further impacting rural livelihoods. Immediate interventions are needed across these sectors to provide relief and initiate recovery efforts.