Since the onset of the monsoon season, Pakistan has experienced unprecedented rainfall, leading to severe flooding across the country. Over 30 million people have been affected, with thousands losing their homes and livelihoods. The floods have caused widespread destruction, submerging entire villages and damaging critical infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and hospitals. The lack of clean water, food, and medical supplies has exacerbated the humanitarian crisis, putting millions at risk of disease and starvation.