There is nothing more heartbreaking than the images of floods in Pakistan. My heart is with the victims, their families, and Pakistanis everywhere. It’s a huge calamity. 70 per cent of our country is underwater. Everyone has to step up and work to help out humanity
There are no words to describe the images coming from Pakistan, they are so devastating. Having been through a lot, we can tell you this: It doesn’t get any worse than this. Stay safe and pray for those affected by these floods. In this struggle, we wish you safety and want you to know that you are not alone.
As we continue to witness the devastating effects of flooding in Pakistan, we feel helpless. It is devastating for the flood victims, but it is also hard to imagine what the aftermath may hold for them and their communities. Those who have lost loved ones or homes in this crisis, as well as those who are struggling with this tragedy on a personal level, are in our thoughts and prayers.
Let us all be aware of how our actions affect those around us and let us remember that we all have the power to make a difference.
The absence of government to be on the streets with the people
What are the provincial governments doing to tackle flooding in general and urban flooding? What is the federal government doing to tackle this disaster? My point of view is that there is so much mistrust of the people who are in power, who have abused their power, authority and money over the years. Now showing themselves on camera and pretending to be affected by the floods is mere drama.
Many have made these natural tragedies a source of their income in the past. They gathered donations that were never given to the world’s needy people. This time around, people are keen to donate but they do not trust most of the teams in the field. This, in its own way, is worse than floods.
