With high inflation, a declining currency, and a current account deficit, the South Asian country was already experiencing an economic catastrophe. Over 30 million people have been affected by devastating floods in both the north and south of Pakistan due to extreme monsoon rains, which have also claimed more than 1,000 lives.

1. WHAT WILL
PAKISTAN LOOK LIKE
AFTER THE FLOOD
CALAMITY?
Climate Change
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2. 2
FLOODS
With high inflation, a declining currency, and a current account
deficit, the South Asian country was already experiencing an
economic catastrophe. Over 30 million people have been affected
by devastating floods in both the north and south of Pakistan due
to extreme monsoon rains, which have also claimed more than
1,000 lives.
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3. 3
PAKISTAN'S FOREIGN
MINISTER BILAWAL
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-
Zardari stated in an interview with Reuters on
Sunday that the country needs financial help to
deal with the overwhelming floods. He further
added that I had not seen the destruction of this
scale, and I find it very difficult to put it into
words. Many crops that provided much of the
population's livelihoods had been wiped out.
This will have an effect on the overall economic
situation.

4. 3
INFECTED BY FLOOD
Pakistan has already sustained damages of $5.5
billion due to flash floods and overflowing rivers.
Sugarcane and cotton harvests in the provinces
of Sindh and Punjab have been completely
destroyed, although onion, tomato, and Kharif
chili crops have only suffered minor damage. An
estimated $2.6 billion has been made for the loss
of cotton harvests alone.

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