Source: The Paper
On August 24, 2022 local time, Pakistan's climate change minister Shirley Lehman said that 30 areas in Pakistan's Sindh province have been flooded, and warned that the Indus river floods will displace thousands of people. Shirley Lehman said on social media that since the start of the monsoon season, a total of 903 people have died of heavy rainfall and flooding across Pakistan, leaving thousands homeless.
On August 24, 2022 local time, Pakistan's climate change minister Shirley Lehman said that 30 areas in Pakistan's Sindh province have been flooded, and warned that the Indus river floods will displace thousands of people. Shirley Lehman said on social media that since the start of the monsoon season, a total of 903 people have died of heavy rainfall and flooding across Pakistan, leaving thousands homeless.
On August 24, 2022 local time, Pakistan's climate change minister Shirley Lehman said that 30 areas in Pakistan's Sindh province have been flooded, and warned that the Indus river floods will displace thousands of people. Shirley Lehman said on social media that since the start of the monsoon season, a total of 903 people have died of heavy rainfall and flooding across Pakistan, leaving thousands homeless.
On August 24, 2022 local time, Pakistan's climate change minister Shirley Lehman said that 30 areas in Pakistan's Sindh province have been flooded, and warned that the Indus river floods will displace thousands of people. Shirley Lehman said on social media that since the start of the monsoon season, a total of 903 people have died of heavy rainfall and flooding across Pakistan, leaving thousands homeless.