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Big dams needs to be built to avoid flood devastation, says COAS Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa

The flood water released from Manchar Lake amid rising levels has entered Bhan Syedabad after having inundated several villages in Sehwan

Army chief lauds local authorities for their efforts in ensuring the safety of the flood-hit population

Outskirts flooded due to Dal branch breach; lake continues to rise despite water discharge into Indus.

The provincial health department has said that over one million people have been infected with infectious diseases. According to the statistics issued by Sindh Health Department, as many as 1,079,000 people were suffering from infectious diseases after heavy rains and subsequent floods wreaked havoc ..

ISLAMABAD/KARACHI: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Thursday hinted at a likely outbreak of waterborne diseases in the flood-hit areas.In a statement issued on Twitter, he said eruption of waterborne...

Estimates suggest the overall crop losses of up to 10 per cent.

Men, women, children toil in harsh weather to strengthen dykes

Flood disasters in Pakistan are socially constructed due to decades of negligence.

100-foot-wide breach in nullah causes inundation of several areas in Sehwan's Talti and Bhambha UCs.