Pakistan officially declared a ‘national emergency’ in light of the rain-induced floods which have killed 937 people and left 30 million without shelter.
Sindh reported the highest number of deaths as 306 people lost their lives due to floods and rain-related incidents from June 14 to date.
Balochistan reported 234 deaths whereas Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab recorded 185 and 165 deaths, respectively.
Pakistan received 166.8mm of rain in August, as opposed to the average of 48mm — an increase of 241 percent.
Sindh and Balochistan — the worst-hit regions — witnessed a 784% and 496% increase in the monsoon deluge, respectively.
Pakistan requires over Rs 72 billion for relief efforts and international donors have been called upon for help.
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