A Year After Devastating Floods, Pakistan Still Struggles to Rebuild

Last summer, record monsoon rains caused catastrophic flooding across Pakistan, killing thousands, displacing millions, and causing extensive damage.
The floods destroyed homes, farmland, schools, and infrastructure across large parts of the country.
million Pakistanis still require humanitarian aid, including 9 million children without access to education.
The damage in Sindh province was particularly severe, with half the province's schools damaged or destroyed and over 2 million children affected.
The situation is especially dire in Balochistan, Pakistan's most impoverished province, where neglected populations struggle with an inadequate government response.