MAPIM Mobilizing Humanitarian Assistance to Flood Victims in PakistanA Call to Malaysians and Pakistani Residents in Malaysia to Act Immediately

MAPIM Long Humanitarian Appeal – Updated with Statistics & Affected Regions

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MAPIM Mobilizing Humanitarian Assistance to Flood Victims in Pakistan
A Call to Malaysians and Pakistani Residents in Malaysia to Act Immediately

Background & Current Situation

Pakistan is grappling with one of the worst flood disasters in recent decades, triggered by relentless monsoon rains, glacial lake outbursts, and dam water releases. Across multiple provinces—Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), Sindh, Balochistan, and Gilgit-Baltistan—the humanitarian crisis is escalating.

Key statistics and impacts:

Over 800 deaths have been reported nationwide since June, including 706 confirmed fatalities across all provinces, with 328 in KP alone .

The most severely affected regions include:

●Punjab: Over 1.5 million people affected, with over 1,400 villages submerged, 3 lakh acres of farmland destroyed, and 1,600 villages inundated—marking the worst flood in nearly four decades .

●Followting operational evacuations: Over 250,000 displaced in eastern Pakistan; 265,000+ evacuated in Punjab; nearly 250,000 displaced according to media reports .

● Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Flash floods and landslides have resulted in over 320 deaths, with 158 fatalities in Buner District alone and major infrastructure damage .

●Infrastructure & housing: Thousands of homes destroyed across northern Pakistan—826 houses demolished in KP and Balochistan; over 4,000 homes damaged; vital infrastructure like roads and bridges collapsed .

●Widespread devastation extends to Sindh and urban centers such as Karachi, where floods have overwhelmed drainage systems, causing widespread disruption and loss .

MAPIM’s Humanitarian Response Strategy

In light of this catastrophic humanitarian disaster, MAPIM is launching an urgent and coordinated relief campaign with the following objectives:

1. Immediate Relief and Rescue

Deploy on-ground teams for critical delivery of food, clean water, hygiene kits, medicines, and shelter materials.

Support evacuation and rescue operations through partnerships with local NGOs and community groups.

2. Emergency Fund Creation

Establish the MAPIM Humanitarian Flood Relief Fund for Pakistan to gather donations for rapid disbursement to affected areas.

3. Diaspora & Community Mobilization

Call upon Malaysians, Islamic NGOs, mosques, businesses, and Pakistani communities in Malaysia to contribute through donations, in-kind aid, or volunteer efforts.

4. Medical & Shelter Support

Collaborate with local medical teams, establish temporary clinics, and provide emergency shelter for displaced families.

5. *Long-Term Recovery

Post-crisis, support reconstruction of homes, community facilities, schools, and livelihoods to rebuild resilient communities.

How You Can Help

1. Financial Contributions (direct to MAPIM’s designated relief account):

Bank Name / Account details: (Details to be provided in final publication)

Ensure all funds are tracked and audited for transparency.

2. In-Kind Donations & Volunteers:

Essential items: blankets, food parcels, medical supplies, tents.

Volunteer roles: coordination, logistics, translation, packaging and more.

3. Advocacy & Awareness:

Share within your networks—mosques, workplaces, educational institutions, social media.

Amplify calls for international aid and coordinated global response.

Why Your Support Matters

Entire communities—families, women, children, and the elderly—are at risk of hunger, disease, and loss of shelter.

This is a global climate justice issue; Pakistan contributes minimally to global emissions yet bears immense climate burdens.

Malaysian solidarity has always stood with Muslim-majority nations in times of crisis—this is our moment to act again.

Conclusion

The catastrophic floods in Pakistan demand more than condolences—they demand action. MAPIM stands ready to deliver hope, but cannot do so alone. Malaysians and the Pakistani diaspora in Malaysia are called upon to come together in compassion and solidarity.

Together, let us send a message of unity and support across the seas: We see you, we stand with you, and we will help rebuild your tomorrow.