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https://www.yahoo.com/news/one-third-pakistan-underwater-more-175239350.html

Months of monsoon rains have caused massive flooding across Pakistan, affecting tens of millions of people and wreaking havoc on infrastructure.
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“The sad part is that it is not stopping,” Rehman said to DW. “The rain is relentless. The water is coming down in buckets from a merciless sky.”

The country has declared a national emergency, deploying the army and — for the first time in its history — the navy to aid relief efforts, The Guardian reported and Rehman told DW. Still, many areas remain inaccessible to emergency responders, who cannot find dry places to drop badly needed supplies or land their helicopters, Rehman told Sky News.

A map of the monsoon floods from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs on Aug. 26 showed damage across the country with the worst damage in the southern provinces of Balochistan and Sindh.



Human-induced climate change has amplified the intensity and duration of the extreme weather events happening in Pakistan, Rehman repeatedly explained. “This is very far from a normal monsoon – it is climate dystopia at our doorstep,” she said, per Al Jazeera.

“We are at ground zero of a climate dystopia,” she told Channel 4 News.
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Videos of the floodwater show large buildings collapsing and washing away with shocking speed. Brown-tinged water rips through residential areas, other footage shows.

The only correct response is mass emigration to the EU, UK and former British Empire territories (Australia, Canada, etc.). Even the commenters are starting to get this:

A big part of the planet will be uninhabitable in 30 years and billions of people will need to move.

Better still:

Climate change affects the poorest people while rich countries debate over whether it's real.

Best of all:

You need to remove the people with the largest carbon footprints.

which is what the climate refugees can do after they reach their destinations.