Asian Disaster Reduction Center（ADRC）

Details of Disaster Information

Pakistan : Flood : 2011/07/30
GLIDE: FL-2011-000109-PAK

Duration	2011/07/30
Country or District	Pakistan
Name	Flood
Outline	The village in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan was hit by Mud flood on 30 July 2011, resultantly 129 households got completely destroyed.

Headline(Source, Date)
Personal Injury	Material Damage	Others
Government of Pakistan 2011/11/15
Dead: 466 Injured: 756 Affected: 9,178,811	Partially damaged houses: 684,255 Fully damaged houses: 601,317 Crop area damaged: 2,285,547 acres Cattle head perished: 116,557
IFRC 2011/09/23
Dead: 347 Affected: 7.5 million
OCHA 2011/09/16
Dead: 248 Affected: Over 5.4 million	Damaged houses: 665,821
OCHA 2011/09/13
Dead: 226 Injured: 497 Affected: 5,355,441	Destroyed houses: 1,191,102
Pakistan Red Crescent Society 2011/08/23
Dead: 38 Injured: 229 Affected: 1,955,323	Fully damaged houses: 229,511 Partically damaged houses: 325,223
Pakistan Red Crescent Society 2011/08/19
Dead: 31 Injured: 421 Affected: 544,615	Fully damaged houses: 48,269 Partically damaged houses: 29,273

Related Links

Report/Articles

Government of Pakistan 2011/11/15
Summary of losses / damages due to rain / flood - 2011: Date 15.11.2011 at 0900 hours
IFRC 2011/09/23
Floods 2011 n° MDRPK007 Operation Update no. 2
OCHA 2011/09/16
Monsoon 2011 Situation Report No.4
OCHA 2011/09/13
Monsoon 2011 Situation Report No.3
BBC news 2011/09/12
More than 200 people have died and millions remain affected after two weeks of flooding in Pakistan\\\'s southern Sindh province.
OCHA 2011/09/05
In Sindh, over 136 people were killed and 3.8 million people were affected by floods triggered by the monsoon rain.
Reuters AlertNet 2011/08/26
Flash floods triggered by monsoon rains wiped out a village in northwest Pakistan, killing at least 33 people, a government official said on Friday.
Pakistan Red Crescent Society 2011/08/23
Pakistan:Monsoon 2011 Update 4
Pakistan Red Crescent Society 2011/08/19
Pakistan:Monsoon 2011 Update 3
Pakistan Red Crescent Society 2011/08/11
Starting from 11th August 2011, the monsoon spells in Punjab and Sindh have caused
inundation and affected a large amount of people in these provinces. Varying inputs indicate
between 20-23 deaths in Sindh.
Pakistan Red Crescent Society 2011/08/11
The affected families were evacuated by local community and District administration.

Geographycal Data Information

IMMAP, USAID 2011/09/22
Pakistan - Flood Affected Districts (2011) - as of 22 September 2011
UNITAR, UNOSAT 2011/09/14
Current Flood Waters over Badin and Mirpur Khas District, Sindh, Pakistan
OCHA ReliefWeb 2011/09/12
Pakistan: Floods (as of 12 Sep 2011)
UNITAR, UNOSAT 2011/09/12
Update 1: Overview of Flood Waters in Lower Sindh Province, Pakistan
OCHA 2011/08/17
SINDH - Monsoon Affected Districts (17 August 2011)
OCHA 2011/08/15
Pakistan: Emergency Situations Caused by Monsoon Hazards in 2011 (as of 14 Aug 2011)