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Flood emergency 2025<\/h1>\n

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\"location Where:<\/h6>\n

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\"\" Target audience:<\/h6>\n

Rural communities living along Pakistani rivers<\/p>\n

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\"\" Who is following the project?<\/h6>\n

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Raccolta fondi conclusa<\/strong><\/p>\n

grazie a tutti i donatori!<\/p>\n

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Background<\/h3>\n

Between August and September 2025, the Punjab region of Pakistan suffered one of the worst floods in its history. Record monsoon rains and releases from dams across the border caused three of the five major rivers crossing the territory to overflow, devastating the vast areas that depend on agriculture around their banks. <\/p>\n

More than 2,000 villages were entirely submerged and more than 2 million people were forced from their homes, while casualties numbered in the dozens. More than 1.05 million acres of farmland have been destroyed, with incalculable damage to vital crops such as rice, maize, cotton and sugarcane. The economic damage is severe, with entire communities deprived of their livelihoods, while the risk of epidemics and malnutrition grows daily. <\/p>\n

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