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Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera
Environment
Abid Hussain

Why is Pakistan so vulnerable to deadly flooding?

At least nine members of a family drowned when they were swept away by overflowing floodwaters in the Swat River, in Swat Valley in Pakistan last month [Hazrat Ali Bacha/Reuters]

Islamabad, Pakistan – More than 120 people have died in Pakistan due to climate-related incidents in the past three weeks, as the country braces for the onset of the monsoon season.

In its latest situation report, released on Wednesday, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) revealed that a total of 124 people, including 63 children, have perished across the country since June 26.

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