Pakistan Under Water
In June 2022, Pakistan experienced one of the most devastating flood disasters in its history. The monsoon rains, which fell far above normal levels, caused floods that affected millions of people across the country. The flood had a devastating impact in regions such as Sindh, Balochistan, Punjab, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, directly affecting approximately 33 million people and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless. Thousands lost their lives, millions of hectares of agricultural land were submerged, and countless homes were destroyed.
The impact of this disaster extended beyond losses, shaking the country’s economic structure deeply. Many people were left homeless, infrastructure collapsed, and roads, bridges, schools, and hospitals became unusable. Emergency response teams, aid organizations, and volunteer groups mobilized to deliver assistance to millions affected by the flood.
What Did IFCED Do in Pakistan?
Provision of Essential Supplies: From the first day of the disaster, IFCED began distributing essential supplies. We delivered aid packages containing basic necessities, such as clean drinking water, dry food, and hygiene items, to help meet the daily needs of those affected.
Shelter Support: To provide temporary shelter to thousands who lost their homes, we established tent cities and prefabricated structures. These safe areas in the flood-affected region offered temporary refuge to the displaced.
Continuity of Our Aid Efforts
We remained on the ground in the weeks following the flood, with our teams working intensively to sustain our support efforts effectively. During the holy month of Ramadan, we continued our aid efforts in the region, distributing food packages, setting up iftar tables, and standing by our brothers and sisters to strengthen solidarity.
Our Aid Work with the Principles of Reliability and Transparency
At IFCED, we place great emphasis on reliability and transparency in all our aid efforts. In every relief activity, we worked meticulously to ensure our supporters’ donations reached the areas most in need. Each aid initiative was carefully planned, enabling us to conduct a rapid and effective response in the field. In emergencies, we acted with a sense of responsibility and honor, always standing by the affected without hesitation.
As IFCED, we stood by the victims of this great disaster in Pakistan and will continue to provide all the support we can to help heal the wounds. In this challenging time, we were honored to bring hope by sharing in their pain.
Thanks to your generous support, we have provided essential relief to those suffering from the catastrophic floods in Pakistan. With your contributions, we’ve delivered life-saving aid, including emergency food supplies, clean drinking water, temporary shelters, and vital medical care, offering hope and stability to those in the midst of this disaster.
