Over 1300 Killed, 33 Million Affected By Floods In Pakistan

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  • Published On: September 07, 2022
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Record monsoon rains and melting glaciers in Pakistan's northern mountains have brought floods that have affected 33 million people and killed at least 1,314, including 458 children, Pakistan's National Disaster Management Agency said. The floods have followed record-breaking summer temperatures and the government and the United Nations have both blamed climate change for the extreme weather and the devastation it has brought. Here is a ground report by NDTV.

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