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Says breaching embankment in consultation with engineers to save towns

UNSG Guterres to visit flood-affected areas in the country

Almost one-third of our country is under water. Thirty-three million people have been displaced, and their homes, livelihoods and future have been destroyed by the recent floods. The very fact that...

ISLAMABAD - The United States has vowed to continue to partner with Pakistan to alleviate the damage from recent catastrophic floods and torrential rain

United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Samantha Power announced on Friday that Washington will provide an additional $20 million in humanitarian assistance to Pakistan to mitigate the effects of the devastating floods

Military officials warn this could frustrate relief efforts, and risk many more deaths.

Inhabitants of several villages located in Sehwan taluka and in Bhan Syedabad are on the move in wake of floods.

In Dadu, a father and daughter died due to a shortage of food supplies and these are just the few stories which have reached us, writes Safia Bano

Hundreds of billions more will be required in the years ahead for people across the developing world paying a price they can’t afford for a crisis they didn’t cause.

USAID Administrator Samantha Power says she has seen staggering devastation of floods up close during her time in Pakistan