The document summarizes a 2010 flood in Pakistan that affected over 18 million people. It details the causes of the flood as continuous heavy monsoon rains from July 22nd onwards, breaking 80-year rainfall records. Tables show damage statistics by province, with over 1.2 million houses damaged and over 2,600 deaths. The response efforts are described, providing tents, food and medicine. Challenges are listed as health issues, food shortage, damaged infrastructure, and economic impacts. Recommendations include building dams to control flood waters, and planning housing in low-risk areas.

1. “ A NATURAL DISASTER” Flood In Pakistan 2010 Submitted By: Muhammad Arslan Khalid 4728-FMS/MBA/F10 Noman Ullah Akram 4719-FMS/MBA/F10

4. 80 YEARS RECORD BREAKING FLOOD BEGAN DUE TO CONTINUOUSLY HEAVY MOONSOON RAINS AFTER 22 JULY 2010

6. Pakistan Flood Summary Of Damages 18,037,792 1,248,665 2,600 1,667 Total 8,561 2,820 60 183 Gilgit Baltistan 245,000 7,069 87 71 AJK 4,158,160 470,910 840 141 Sindh 8,200,000 500,000 350 103 Punjab 4,365,909 192,605 1,165 1,121 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 1,060,162 75,261 98 48 Balochistan Population Affected Houses Damaged Injured Deaths Province