More than a million people were injured as a result of floods in Pakistan. Floods and landslides in Pakistan: entire villages are cut off from help Humanitarian assistance Mousson rains continue in Pakistan, which isolated entire villages, destroy houses and leave the population without food, pure water and medical care. humanitarian organizations continue to make efforts to get to the most affected areas. According to the National Disaster Combating Disaster, about 800 people died since the end of June-this is almost three times more than in the same period of last year. ~ 60 > 60 > 62 ~ the most damage was carried by the Hayber-Pakhtunhwings province, where sudden floods and landslides dared at home and schools in mountainous areas, completely cutting off completely Entire villages. In the most densely populated province of Punjab, an increased readiness mode remains: an increase in water level in the Satledge, Ravi and Chinab rivers threatens coastal settlements. The authorities are afraid that the rise of water in the upper reaches and crowded reservoirs can lead to new floods in the coming days. melting of glaciers aggravates the crisis in Gilgit-Baltic states to massive. The destruction of the infrastructure led the so -called breakthroughs of glacial lakes. Destroyed houses, water systems and power systems in remote valleys. 60 > such floods occur when severe rains or fever lead to a breakthrough of natural barriers and a sudden emissions of huge masses from glacial lakes. Due to the lack of time for the preparation, the consequences are usually catastrophic. Experts warn: climate change accelerates the melting of glaciers in the Gimalayas and Gindukush region and increases the risk of such disasters. ~ 60 > more than a million injured ~ 60 > humanitarian consequences of monsoon rains and humanitarian rains and humanitarian consequences The floods and landslides caused by them are enormous: more than a million people throughout Pakistan were in the disaster zone. ~ 60 > many families found a shelter with relatives or neighbors, and not in the camps of refugees, fearing for the safety of livestock and for the possibility of children to continue Training. 60 > medical workers report an increase in the number of cases of malaria, fever and skin infections, which overloads the already fragile healthcare system. isolate areas 60 > according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian issues (OKGV), residents of mining areas, where the roads are blocked, and people are faced with an increase in food deficiency, water and the risk of distribution Diseases. 60 > in the UN children’s fund (UNICEF) emphasize that the children were in a particularly vulnerable position: schools are destroyed, safe drinking water is almost inaccessible. The fund sends hygienic supplies to the injured areas and helps restore key water supply sources. ~ 60 > World Health Organization (WHO), in turn, leads operations on epidemiological supervision, trying to prevent new outbreaks diseases.