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Pakistan floods: Parts of the country now 'like a sea' says prime minister - Vimarsana News

Pakistan floods: Parts of the country now 'like a sea' says prime minister

Unprecedented extreme weather in Pakistan is taking its toll on citizens, with a third of the country underwater.

Pakistan Warns Of More Flooding As Vast Lake Threatens To Overflow - Vimarsana News

Pakistan Warns Of More Flooding As Vast Lake Threatens To Overflow

​​​​Pakistan is warning that more flooding could hit the area around the southern Lake Manchar, which continues to swell from monsoon rains that have ravaged the country since June.

Source: rferl.org
Pakistan Appeals For Further International Aid In Its 'Hour Of Need' After Floods - Vimarsana News

Pakistan Appeals For Further International Aid In Its 'Hour Of Need' After Floods

Flood-ravaged Pakistan has appealed to the international community for an “immense humanitarian response” to help the South Asian nation in its “hour of need” as the death toll surpassed 1,265 people from the current disaster.

Source: rferl.org
In pictures: Historic Pakistan floods leave thousands homeless and almost €100 billion of damage - Vimarsana News

In pictures: Historic Pakistan floods leave thousands homeless and almost €100 billion of damage

The "monster" monsoon has affected 1 in 7 people, and follows the previous “climate blow” of deadly heatwaves earlier this year.

Pakistan floods: One third of country is underwater after record-breaking monsoon - Vimarsana News

Pakistan floods: One third of country is underwater after record-breaking monsoon

"Right now, one-third of Pakistan is underwater and 33 million are affected. This is a huge humanitarian disaster and I would call it quite apocalyptic."