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One year on from catastrophic floods, millions of children in Pakistan still need urgent support

One year after historic floods devastated Pakistan and a national state of emergency was declared, millions of children continue to need humanitarian assistance and access to essential services, UNICEF warned today. Recovery and rehabilitation efforts remain underfunded.

Muriko bibi (7) and Tehseen (6) sit on the damaged wall of their mud house which was almost destroyed during the 2022 floods in Pakistan.

More than 10 million people, including children, living in Pakistan’s flood-affected areas still lack access to safe drinking water - UNICEF

Six months after catastrophic floods struck Pakistan, more than 10 million people, including children, living in flood-affected areas remain deprived of safe drinking water, leaving families with no alternative but to drink and use potentially disease-ridden water.

Nafisa (6) drinking water from a community handpump.

Up to 4 million children in Pakistan still living next to stagnant and contaminated floodwater

Child survival crisis remains acute in flood-affected areas as rates of respiratory infections and severe acute malnutrition soar

On 2 September 2022, Humaira 8 years old, who have taken refuge with her family on higher roadside in Mirpur Khas District, Sindh Province, Pakistan.

Pakistan’s rains may have stopped, but children are still dying - UNICEF

This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Representative in Pakistan, Abdullah Fadil – to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva

Schools for more than 2 million children in Pakistan remain inaccessible due to devastating floods – UNICEF

UNICEF has established more than 500 temporary learning centres in the worst-affected districts and supported teachers and children with education supplies.

Climate devastation in Pakistan is an ominous precursor of catastrophes to come

Statement by George Laryea-Adjei, UNICEF Regional Director for South Asia, after visiting flood-affected areas in Pakistan

UNICEF warns that more children will die without immediate international support, and revises funding appeal to US$173.5 million

This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Representative in Pakistan, Abdullah Fadil – to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva.

More than 1 in 9 children in flood-affected areas of Pakistan suffering from severe acute malnutrition – UNICEF

Cases of malnutrition escalate rapidly as the lives of millions of children remain in jeopardy

UNICEF delivers life-saving supplies to help children affected by floods in Pakistan

UNICEF delivered 32 metric tons of life-saving medical and other emergency supplies to support children and women affected by devastating floods across Pakistan.

More than three million children at risk as devastating floods hit Pakistan – UNICEF

33 million people - including approximately 16 million children - have been affected by this year’s heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan, which have brought devastating rains, floods and landslides.

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