Pakistan is gearing up for one of its coldest winters in years. This is due to the La Niña climate pattern, which cools the Pacific Ocean and brings extreme weather changes worldwide. Experts warn that this winter will be harsher than usual. People need to get ready for the cold ahead.
The latest report from the Intersector Coordination Group highlights the challenge. Areas hit by recent monsoon floods, like Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Gilgit-Baltistan, will feel it the most. Many families are still recovering from floods and now face freezing temperatures. The mountains could see heavy snow and icy winds.
Residents are urged to prepare well for this tough season. They should stock up on warm clothes, blankets, and food. Homes need to be protected from the cold with proper heating. Communities in flood-hit areas might need extra help to stay safe.
The government and aid groups are planning to support those in need. People are advised to stay updated with weather news. Taking simple steps now can make a big difference. This winter might test everyone’s strength.
With care and preparation, Pakistan can face this challenge bravely and this is the time to take all the precautionary measurments.
