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Pakistan: Monsoon floods
In summer 2022, Pakistan experienced abnormal monsoon rainfall nearly three times higher than the past 30-year average. The rains caused uncontrollable flash floods and landslides across the country, claiming more than 1,000 lives and affecting more than 33 million people. Through this Emergency Appeal, the IFRC is supporting the Pakistan Red Crescent Society to scale up its immediate humanitarian assistance to people affected, and to support people in the longer term to rebuild their lives and livelihoods.
40,000,000
CHF Needed to help most vulnerable
24,559,031
CHF currently funded
Operations updates
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(1.72 MB) | Operations Update
Pakistan - Monsoon Floods (MDRPK023)
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(1.16 MB) | 12 month update
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(1.03 MB) | 6 month update
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(1.03 MB) | 6 month update
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(1.55 MB) | Operations Update
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Press release
Rebuilding after 2022 Pakistan floods: IFRC reiterates continued need for support
Rebuilding after 2022 Pakistan floods: IFRC reiterates continued need for support
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Press release
Six months on: Pakistan’s receding floodwaters reveal the need for prolonged support
Six months on: Pakistan’s receding floodwaters reveal the need for prolonged support
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Article
Pakistan floods: Six months on, humanitarian needs remain dire
Pakistan floods: Six months on, humanitarian needs remain dire
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Press release
Water-borne diseases and food insecurity threaten Pakistan as Red Cross ramps up efforts
Water-borne diseases and food insecurity threaten Pakistan as Red Cross ramps up efforts
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