Floods in Pakistan 2026: Emergency Response and Relief Appeal
Pakistan is once again facing a serious humanitarian emergency as the 2026 monsoon season brings heavy rainfall, flash floods, urban flooding and landslides across vulnerable communities. Homes have collapsed, roads have been damaged and families have been forced to leave affected areas in search of safety. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab, Balochistan, Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir are among the regions exposed to rain-related emergencies. Children, women, older people and families living in remote or low-income communities face the greatest risks. Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan is prepared to support affected communities through emergency rescue, evacuation assistance, food distribution, clean drinking water, temporary shelter and medical services. Your donation to the Pakistan Flood Emergency Appeal can help deliver timely assistance to families affected by the floods in Pakistan in 2026.
“When floodwaters take away homes and livelihoods, timely rescue, food, clean water, shelter and medical care can give affected families hope and a path towards recovery.”
Crisis Updates - Floods in Pakistan
Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan is closely monitoring the ongoing monsoon situation across the country, with particular focus on Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK), Gilgit-Baltistan (GB), and Central Punjab. Heavy rains have triggered flash floods, riverine flooding, and Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs).
Latest Flood Updates Across Pakistan
Regional Casualty & Damage Report
Alkhidmat’s Humanitarian Response to Floods in Pakistan
During times of disaster, our teams remain on the frontlines with rescue operations, food distribution, medical aid, and clean water supplies to support affected families. Temporary shelters, learning spaces, and mosques are set up to provide safety, comfort, and hope for those displaced. Mobile health units and medical camps ensure timely treatment, while dignity kits and essential non-food items restore confidence and stability. From providing hot meals and safe drinking water to delivering kitchen sets, animal fodder, and winter packages, every effort is directed toward rebuilding lives with dignity and resilience.
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Volunteers: 325 in Field
Machinery/Crains Cleanliness: 03 Total
No. of Boats: 05 Total
No. of People Rescued: 155 Total
No. of People Evacuated:
Become Volunteer
Volunteers: 325 in Field
Machinery/Crains Cleanliness: 03 Total
No. of Boats: 05 Total
No. of People Rescued: 155 Total
No. of People Evacuated:
Become Volunteer
Volunteers: 325 in Field
Machinery/Crains Cleanliness: 03 Total
No. of Boats: 05 Total
No. of People Rescued: 155 Total
No. of People Evacuated:
Become Volunteer
Volunteers: 325 in Field
Machinery/Crains Cleanliness: 03 Total
No. of Boats: 05 Total
No. of People Rescued: 155 Total
No. of People Evacuated:
Become Volunteer
Volunteers: 325 in Field
Machinery/Crains Cleanliness: 03 Total
No. of Boats: 05 Total
No. of People Rescued: 155 Total
No. of People Evacuated:
Our Work on the Ground
Pakistan Floods 2025: Situation and Alkhidmat Response
Between 26 June and 28 August 2025, intense monsoon rains caused flash floods, glacial lake outburst floods, and urban and riverine flooding across Pakistan. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan and Punjab were among the most severely affected regions. The disaster resulted in 819 deaths and 1,111 injuries, while 8,658 houses were damaged and 6,138 livestock were lost.
Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan conducted 195 emergency rescue operations and rescued 2,310 people with the support of 9,760 volunteers. Its teams provided 64,382 hot meals, 4,658 food packages, 1,292 tents, 3,068 tarpaulin sheets and 48,761 water bottles. Alkhidmat also operated medical camps and health units, supporting thousands of flood-affected people with healthcare, shelter, clean water and essential relief supplies.
195
Rescue Operations
2,310
Rescued People
9,760
Volunteers
64,382
Hot Meals
4,658
Food Packages
50,053
Tents & Tarpaulin
48,761
Water Bottles
Pakistan Floods 2025: Situation and Alkhidmat Response
Between 26 June and 28 August 2025, intense monsoon rains caused flash floods, glacial lake outburst floods, and urban and riverine flooding across Pakistan. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan and Punjab were among the most severely affected regions. The disaster resulted in 819 deaths and 1,111 injuries, while 8,658 houses were damaged and 6,138 livestock were lost.
Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan conducted 195 emergency rescue operations and rescued 2,310 people with the support of 9,760 volunteers. Its teams provided 64,382 hot meals, 4,658 food packages, 1,292 tents, 3,068 tarpaulin sheets and 48,761 water bottles. Alkhidmat also operated medical camps and health units, supporting thousands of flood-affected people with healthcare, shelter, clean water and essential relief supplies.
What Flood Affected Families Need Most
Effective flood response begins with early warnings, community preparedness and rapid evacuation. It continues through rescue operations, food assistance, clean water, shelter and healthcare. Long-term recovery requires safe housing, restored livelihoods, functioning schools, reliable water systems and stronger community infrastructure. Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan works to support disaster-affected families with dignity, compassion and accountability. By supporting the Pakistan Flood Emergency Appeal 2026, donors can help provide urgent relief while contributing to the longer journey of recovery and resilience. Together, we can help flood-affected families survive the emergency, rebuild their lives and prepare for future disasters.
Emergency Relief Appeal For Pakistani Flood Effected
Folding Bed
Kitchen Set
Medical Camp
Hygiene Kit
Ways To Donate
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Bank Transfer
Direct deposits or transfers can be made into at below bank account.
Bank of Punjab
Account Title: Alkhidmat foundation Pakistan Zakat
Account no. (PKR): 3880067845100081
IBAN: PK16BPUN3880067845100081
SWIFT code: BPUNPKKA002
Meezan Bank (For General Donation)
Account Title: Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan
Account no. (PKR): 02430101034665
IBAN: PK11MEZN0002430101034665
SWIFT code: MEZNPKKA
To receive your donation slip, please WhatsApp your transaction slip to: +923000776016
Doorstep Collection
You can donate through cheques or bank drafts, simply call at 0800 44 44 8 or 0304 111 4 22 and Alkhidmat’s representative will collect it.
General Questions
A cloudburst is an extreme weather event where an unusually large amount of rain falls in a very short time, triggering devastating flash floods and landslides within minutes.
Seasonal floods usually give communities some warning time. In contrast, cloudbursts unleash heavy rain instantly, leading to rapid flash floods that sweep away homes, roads, and bridges without warning.
Flash floods displace families, contaminate water sources, destroy farmland, kill livestock, and cut off access to food and medical emergencies.
You can donate online using debit/credit cards on Alkhidmat’s website, via Bank of Punjab or Meezan Bank accounts, or by requesting cash/cheque doorstep pickup at 0800 44448.