ISLAMABAD, Pakistan – The metrological office’s chief officer, Sardar Sarfaraz, told Reuters on Wednesday that July’s national rainfall was about 200% above average, making it the wettest July since 1961.
“There is no doubt that Islamabad or the provinces will not be able to handle such a severe climatic catastrophe on their own. Lives are in danger, and thousands are homeless. International partners must mobiliz
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