Severe monsoon floods have slowed Pakistan’s economic growth and damaged key sectors across Sindh, Balochistan, and southern Punjab. Meanwhile, heavy rains have destroyed crops, blocked transportation routes, and displaced thousands of people.
Officials report major losses in cotton, rice, and sugarcane fields, which threaten the country’s agricultural output. At the same time, farmers remain adrift as waterlogging hinders replanting and supply chains stay broken.
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Industries face raw material shortages and power cuts; exports shrink due to damaged infrastructure. Economists warn that inflation will rise and GDP growth suffer if recovery measures lag.
