Pakistan Flood - Emergency Response
Fatalities
1400+
Injuries
12,700+
Destroyed houses
1,200,000+
People affected
33000000+
Districts hits
81+
Pakistan has been enduring severe monsoon weather since June 2022, which saw area-weighted rainfall 67 per cent above normal levels in that month alone. As of 27 August, rainfall in the country is equivalent to 2.9 times the national 30-year average. This has caused widespread flooding and landslides, with severe repercussions for human lives, property and infrastructure. To date, 72 districts across Pakistan have been declared ‘calamity hit’ by the Government of Pakistan. These numbers remain dynamic given the ongoing rains, and the number of calamity-declared districts is expected to increase
PEOPLE IN NEED
6.4M
REQUIREMENTS (US$)
$160.3M
Schooling has reportedly been interrupted for more than 3.5 million children nationwide, with some 22,000 schools reportedly damaged and over 5,500 schools being used to host people who have been displaced.
More than 660,000 people are in relief camps, although the displaced population numbers are much higher, and more than 33 million are affected
In total, nearly 1.2 million houses have been damaged and some 569,000 houses destroyed
6,700 km of roads and 269 bridges are destroyed
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Thespianz has established a dedicated website titled ‘Thespianz Corona Aid’ to collect donations, donating PKR 1 million to over 300 families in, in the form of PKR 2,500 and PKR 5,000 cash grants.
Beneficiaries
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