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“This document contains information on the floods of 2010, 2022, and 2023, which coupled with the heavy rains of 2024, vividly demonstrate the profound impact of natural disasters on Pakistan. These events exposed critical deficiencies in early warning systems, infrastructure resilience, and community readiness, amplifying hardships for vulnerable groups. Inadequate coordination, infrastructure upkeep, and community involvement hindered our response efforts. The heavy rains of 2024 underscored the necessity for climate-resilient infrastructure and adaptive measures to prevent future disasters and alleviate suffering.”
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- Geographic Subject
- Pakistan
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- Environment and ecology
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