Housing communities and businesses that rely on agriculture have been destroyed in the country’s largest province.
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Housing communities and businesses that rely on agriculture have been destroyed in the country’s largest province.
By Elian Peltier and Zia ur-Rehman
Photographs by Asim Hafeez
Reporting from Lahore and eastern Punjab, Pakistan
Punjab flood devastation threatens Pakistan’s economy
Punjab farmers left in despair as floods wipe out fields and herds
Pakistan floods devastate crops, farmers warn of ‘billions’ in losses’
Floods in Pakistan’s Punjab kill 30, displace over 1.5 million as rivers swell
Pakistan sees increase in prices as floods destroy crops, threaten food shortages
Floods in eastern Pakistan affect 1.2 million, displace nearly 250,000
Pakistan floods kill 43, displaces 1.3 million in Punjab as rivers set to swell further
Pakistan evacuates 435,000 as monsoon floods kill 20 in Punjab
Pakistan floods kill 43, displace 1.3 million in Punjab as rivers set to swell further
Two million impacted as Pakistan’s Punjab faces worst floods in its history
CHINIOT: Across the fertile plains of Pakistan’s Punjab, families are struggling to rebuild their lives after the worst flooding…
WAZIRABAD, Pakistan: Farmers in Pakistan’s eastern Punjab province said Friday they had lost everything in sudden floods, from…
Flooding in northern India and Pakistan has destroyed homes – and hundreds of thousands of acres of crops
ISLAMABAD: The government in Pakistan’s Punjab province has promised the “biggest” rehabilitation package of its history for more…
KARACHI: The president of a leading farmers association this week estimated that losses from devastating floods in Pakistan’s…
MULTAN, Pakistan: Displaced families began returning home as floodwaters significantly receded across much of Pakistan’s eastern…
