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Pakistan—the fifth most populated country in the world—is extremely vulnerable to climate change and food insecurity. The Global Climate Risk Index ranks...

Nestled between the irrigation provided by the Nara branch of the Indus on one side and the grey-white sand dunes on the...

In village Rohiraro, Umerkot, Mauta is a remarkable and outspoken woman. Originally from a village near Chhachro, she was married into Rohiraro,...

Sawal and her husband Sikandar Ali, a driver, faced immense hardship when they lost their livestock and home during the torrential rains....

Not far from Umerkot town, Janhero is a large village with 10,000 people. At the time of partition, it likely had around...

The 2024 monsoon season has wreaked havoc across Pakistan, especially in Balochistan, Punjab, and Sindh. Heavy rains have led to widespread flooding,...

Pakistan’s Indus River experienced a significant surge in water levels from upstream, resulting in severe riverine flooding in the kacha areas (riverine...

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