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Floods in Pakistan

Thousands of families in Pakistan have lost their homes, livelihoods, and loved ones to the devastating floods. In this hour of need, your support can provide life-saving food, clean water, medical care, and shelter. Every donation, big or small, helps restore hope and dignity to those who have lost everything. Stand with the flood-affected people of Pakistan your generosity can save lives today.

“Almost 785 deaths have been reported nationwide since June 26.” 

Crisis Updates: Floods in Pakistan

Torrential rains and flash floods have devastated many parts of Pakistan, leaving thousands homeless and without basic necessities. Entire communities are struggling for shelter, food, and clean water as floodwaters continue to rise. Families urgently need support to survive this crisis and begin rebuilding their lives.

Latest Flood Updates Across the Pakistan

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  • 🚨 Punjab: 165 people have lost their lives, and 220 houses have been damaged in the devastating floods sweeping the province.
  • 🚨 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP): Flash floods have claimed 469 lives and damaged 2,113 homes, causing widespread displacement.
  • 🚨 Sindh: Torrential rains led to 51 deaths and severe damage to 89 houses, adding to the humanitarian crisis.
  • 🚨 Balochistan: 24 people have died, and 114 homes have been reported damaged as floodwaters ravage remote areas.
  • 🚨 Gilgit-Baltistan (GB): With 45 fatalities and 998 homes affected, mountain communities are battling the harsh aftermath of glacial floods.
  • 🚨 Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK): 23 lives lost and 1,106 houses damaged in rain-triggered landslides and flooding.
  • 🚨 Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT): 8 deaths and 65 house damages reported as urban flooding disrupts daily life.

Alkhidmat’s Humanitarian Response to Floods in Pakistan

Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan immediately launched large-scale relief operations. More than 20+ aid trucks carrying essential supplies have been dispatched to the hardest-hit areas. Over 20+ ambulances are actively providing emergency medical care, while a fully equipped Disaster Responder unit has been deployed to handle urgent crises. Alongside this, hundreds of trained volunteers are tirelessly engaged in rescue and relief efforts, ensuring that affected families receive timely support in their hour of need.

What Flood Affected Families Need Most

Families affected by the floods are in desperate need of urgent relief to survive these difficult days. They require shelter tents and tarpaulin sheets to protect themselves from the rain, mosquito nets to stay safe from dengue and malaria, and blankets to shield children and the elderly from the cold. Alongside shelter, food remains a critical need both essential food packages for longer-term sustenance and cooked food (daig) for immediate hunger relief. Your support in providing these lifesaving supplies will help thousands of families rebuild hope in the face of disaster.

Emergency Relief Appeal For Pakistani Flood Effected
  • Shelter Tent
  • Tarpaulin
  • Cooked Food Cauldron (Daig)
  • Food Pack
  • Blanket
  • Mosquito Net

Ways To Donate

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Bank Transfer

Direct deposits or transfers can be made into at below bank account.
Bank of Punjab
Account Title: Alkhidmat foundation Pakistan Zakat
Account no. (PKR): 3880067845100081
IBAN: PK16BPUN3880067845100081
SWIFT code: BPUNPKKA002


Meezan Bank (For General Donation)
Account Title: Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan
Account no. (PKR): 02430101034665
IBAN: PK11MEZN0002430101034665
SWIFT code: MEZNPKKA

To receive your donation slip, please WhatsApp your transaction slip to: +923000776016

Doorstep Collection

You can donate through cheques or bank drafts, simply call at 0800 44 44 8 or 0304 111 4 222 and Alkhidmat's representative will collect it.

Why is Pakistan So Vulnerable to Deadly Flooding?

Pakistan’s flood crisis isn’t just a matter of weather it’s a complex combination of climate change, poor infrastructure, and policy gaps, as explained in Al Jazeera’s in-depth report (July 17, 2025) .

Here are the key reasons Pakistan faces devastating floods year after year:

  • Unpredictable and Extreme Monsoons:
    Climate change has made monsoon patterns increasingly erratic. Rainfall that once spread over weeks now falls in hours, overwhelming rivers, drains, and dams not built for such intensity.
  • Melting Glaciers in the North:
    Pakistan has over 7,000 glaciers more than any country outside the polar regions. Rising temperatures are causing glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs), sending sudden torrents downstream that devastate villages and farmlands.
  • Rapid Urbanization Without Planning:
    Cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Rawalpindi have expanded rapidly without proper drainage infrastructure. Green belts have turned into concrete jungles, and natural waterways have been blocked, causing urban flooding even during moderate rains.
  • Deforestation and Poor Land Use:
    Illegal logging and land encroachment have stripped many flood-prone areas of natural barriers. With no tree cover or wetlands to absorb excess water, floods hit harder and faster.

Devastating Floods in Buner, KP

Buner district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been severely affected by heavy monsoon rains, causing flash floods that have destroyed 2,113 homes and claimed 469 lives. Families are stranded, with many forced to live under open skies, without access to food, clean water, or shelter. Children and the elderly are among the most vulnerable, facing urgent risks to their safety and health.

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Gilgit-Baltistan (GB)

Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) experienced heavy monsoon rains that triggered flash floods and landslides across several valleys, disrupting road links and damaging infrastructure. Rivers and nullahs swelled rapidly, sweeping away sections of the Karakoram Highway and isolating remote communities. Local authorities reported damage to homes, bridges, and agricultural land, while rescue teams worked to clear debris and restore connectivity. Residents have been advised to avoid travel in vulnerable areas as further heavy rainfall is forecast.

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