QUETTA: The Housing Reconstruction Unit Balochistan is actively continuing the rebuilding of homes for families affected by the 2022 floods in Lasbela district.
In collaboration with the National Rural Support Programme (NRSP) Balochistan and regional teams, the unit is working tirelessly to provide secure and durable housing for the affected households.
These reconstructed homes not only represent the Government of Pakistan’s fulfillment of its commitment to its people but also serve as a clear example of how hope can be transformed into reality in the aftermath of destruction.
The devastating floods of 2022 left a trail of destruction across Balochistan, affecting millions of people and damaging infrastructure on a massive scale.
Torrential rains triggered flash floods that swept away homes, roads, and bridges, leaving entire communities cut off from basic services.
Districts including Lasbela, Jhal Magsi, Jaffarabad, Naseerabad, and Zhob were among the worst-hit, where thousands of families were displaced and forced to live in temporary shelters.
According to official figures, hundreds of lives were lost while vast areas of agricultural land were inundated, causing long-term economic losses for farmers and daily wage earners.
Relief and rehabilitation efforts were launched by the government and humanitarian organizations, but the scale of destruction posed a daunting challenge.
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The 2022 floods in Balochistan remain one of the most severe natural disasters in the province’s history, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable infrastructure and disaster preparedness.
