2 million affected, as Punjab faces in Pakistan, the worst flood in its history Climate crisis news

While the seasonal seasonal winds in South Asia bring the rains on which farmers depend, climate change makes it fatal.

The eastern Punjab province in Pakistan deals with Flood In its history, a senior official said, with water levels from rivers rising to the highest levels ever.

The temperature of global warming has increased this year in Pakistan, one of the countries The most likely climate changeAccording to a new study. Heavy rains and clouds have sparked floods and landslides across the north and northwest in the mountain in recent months.

The inhabitants of the eastern Punjab also suffered from abnormal amounts of rain, as well as over the border floods after India fired water from swollen rivers and fake dams in the low regions of Pakistan.

“This is the largest flood in the history of Punjab. The flood affected two million people. It is the first time that the three rivers – Sutlig, Chinab, and Ravi – have affected the high levels of water.”

She said that the local authorities are evacuating people and using educational institutions, police and security as rescue camps.

Pakistani television channels also showed that people climb in rescue and sailing boats across agricultural lands fully submerged to safety. Others loaded the property to boats, and saved the remaining damaged homes, which have now been abandoned.

In a previous semester in the region, which is now a temporary relief camp, pregnant women began to resort to floods.

Shomila Rais, 19 -year -old and a seven -month -old pregnant with her first child, spent the past four days in the relief camp and supported pregnancy cramps.

“I wanted to think about the child I will love, but now, I am not sure of my future,” news agency told AFP.

They wear dirty clothes they were wearing for several days and unconventional hair. Women gathered at a crowded school that hosts more than 2000 people, surrounded by clay rain water and stagnation.

While the seasonal seasonal winds in South Asia bring the rains on which farmers depend, climate change makes this phenomenon more urgent, and deadly, throughout the region.

In Multan, the authorities also installed explosives in five main dams to divert water away from the city, if necessary, before a huge wave on their way from the Chinab River.

The Commissioner of Moultan Amir Karim Khan said that drones are used to monitor the low areas, while the teams tried to persuade the residents who have not yet been evacuated.

“The water comes in large quantities-we cannot fight it, and we cannot stop it,” said Deputy Commissioner, Wassim Hamad Sindu, as he appeals to people to ask for shelter in government camps.

On Sunday, Aurangzeb added that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is also “collecting data related to the release of deliberate water in India to Pakistan.” There was no immediate comment from India.

India has alerted Pakistan to the possibility of floods across the border last week, which is the first general diplomatic communication between competitors since it made them a crisis near the war in May.

PunjabThe home of about 150 million people, is a vital part of the agricultural sector in Pakistan and is the country’s main wheat product.

In 2022, fierce floods eliminated huge eastern areas of crops in the east and south of the country, prompting Prime Minister Shihabaz Sharif to warn that the country had faced food shortages.