Pakistan is responsible for less than 1% of global carbon emissions, and is currently the country most drastically affected by the catastrophe we are already living through https://t.co/NCxn75PIKj
— Tank Gawd (@Qban_Linx) August 27, 2022
Just IN:— Flash floods wreak havoc in Pakistan; 4.6 million people affected: 300,000 homeless; over 1000 dead. 90% crops in sindh province ravaged. pic.twitter.com/Y56DAcy6JM
— South Asia Index (@SouthAsiaIndex) August 26, 2022
My heart goes out to the people of Pakistan as they are facing and suffering from the worst floods in years. May the Almighty grant them ease and keep them safe from all harm. Aameen. #PakistanFloods
— Mufti Menk (@muftimenk) August 27, 2022
1/3 of Pakistan is currently underwater.
The nation is facing FAR more than a national emergency, but a humanitarian catastrophe.
If Pakistan were in Europe or North America – the whole world would be galvanized to help the 40 million facing death, disease, and disaster.
— Khaled Beydoun (@KhaledBeydoun) August 29, 2022
One-third of the whole country of #Pakistan has been completely submerged in water. This a huge country with 220 million people. Let that sink in. This is not an anomaly. This IS climate change reality.
— Peter Dynes (@PGDynes) August 29, 2022
Pakistan's legend Imran Khan collected donations of 5 Billion Rupees in three hours of Live #Telethon for the flood relief mission.
#TelethonByImranKhan— Khaleej Mag (@KhaleejMag) August 29, 2022
A number bigger than the entire population of Holland is now homeless in #Pakistan due to the unprecedented flooding. Can you imagine if that happened in Europe? This makes the German floods in 2021 look like an overflowing bathtub.
— Peter Dynes (@PGDynes) August 29, 2022
#auspol Pakistan is a warning for countries and the world to get organised to cope with the effects of Climate Change.
— Bruce Haigh (@bruce_haigh) August 29, 2022
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