The devastating 2022 floods in Pakistan left millions displaced, homes destroyed, and livelihoods disrupted. With over 33 million people affected and infrastructure severely damaged, immediate relief and long-term rehabilitation efforts are crucial. The government, along with international organisations, must provide land titles, financial assistance for housing reconstruction, and access to essential services such as clean water, healthcare, and education. Addressing the needs of flood-affected communities is not just about rebuilding but ensuring a more resilient and secure future.
This disaster has also highlighted the urgent need for water management infrastructure to prevent future catastrophes. Dams play a crucial role in flood control, irrigation, and electricity generation. However, many dam projects remain incomplete, leaving the country vulnerable to recurring floods and water shortages. Prioritising the timely completion of these dams is essential for mitigating climate-related disasters and securing Pakistan’s water and energy future. The government must act now to safeguard the nation from further devastation.
Muhammad Zubair
Vehari
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