Islamabad: The 2024 monsoon season has left a significant impact across Pakistan, resulting in loss of life, extensive damage to infrastructure, and severe disruptions to agriculture, thereby exacerbating the humanitarian situation in the country.

According to United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the heavy monsoon rains that persisted from July through September have not only led to fatalities but also displaced thousands of people. The floods damaged houses, critical infrastructure, and submerged vast areas of farmland, which poses a threat to food security and livelihoods. Relief efforts were mobilized quickly, with local partners collaborating to distribute necessary items and restore basic services to the affected populations.

The situation highlights the ongoing humanitarian needs within Pakistan and underscores the urgent requirement for enhanced disaster preparedness and climate change adaptation strategies to mitigate similar impacts in the future.