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Pakistan authorities intentionally breached the countrys largest freshwater lake on Sunday, displacing 100,000 people from their homes but preventing more densely populated area close by from being hit by flood

KARACHI, Pakistan - Authorities in flood-hit Pakistan breached the country's largest freshwater lake on Sunday, displacing up to 100,000 people from their homes but saving more densely populated areas from gathering flood water, a minister said. Record monsoon rains and melting glaciers in Pakistan's northern mountains have brought floods that have affected 33 million people and killed at least 1,290,...

Pakistani floods survivors concern of climate change-

Pakistan floods: Meanwhile, a delegation of the US Congress led by Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee visited the flood-affected regions of Pakistan, raising ‘brought hope that America would be a consistent partner in helping Pakistan through the crisis.

Zarar Khan ISLAMABAD (AP) – Pakistani engineers cut into an embankment for one of the country’s largest lakes to release rising waters in the hopes of saving a nearby city and town from flooding as officials predicted more monsoon rain was on the way for the country’s already devastated south. While officials hope the cut […]

KARACHI: Authorities Sunday breached the Manchhar Lake’s dyke to save the country’s largest lake and reduce the pressure of water entering the reservoir amid catastrophic floods across...

Sindh has been the most affected province in the recent floods. The scale of the devastation is epic and it could get even worse

Officials in Pakistan are warning that more flooding is expected as Lake Manchar in southern Pakistan swells from unprecedented monsoon rains.

More flooding is expected in southern Pakistan, where Lake Manchar swelled from unprecedented monsoon rains that began in mid-June, officials warned on Sunday.

KARACHI: Chief Mini­ster Syed Murad Ali Shah on Saturday took an aerial view of different protective dykes,...