Flood In Pakistan: There has been a lot of devastation in Pakistan at this time due to floods. There has been a lot of loss of life and property of many people. The life of common people has become busy. Many people have lost their lives due to the devastation caused by the floods. In the midst of all this, a shocking news has come to the fore. In fact, due to the heavy floods in Pakistan, the heritage of Mohenjodaro, about 4500 years old, has come under threat. Many walls of Mohenjodaro site have been broken due to heavy rains. It is raining heavily in the area of Sindh, which the old walls of Mohenjodaro are not able to withstand.
broken wall due to heavy rain
Mohenjodaro curator Ahsan Abbasi says that due to the drainage system built in Mohenjodaro, water drains out, but due to heavy rains, the walls have started breaking. Many new buildings are being repaired in this area, due to which the antiquity of this area is also slowly ending. Historians have also strongly opposed such actions. Mohenjodaro, a 45000-year-old city of the Indus Valley Civilization, was discovered in 1922, which is present in Sindh, present-day Pakistan. The city of Mohenjodaro has also got the status of World Heritage Site from UNESCO. How this 4500 year old city ended, it is a mystery.
What did the PM of Pakistan say?
The death toll from the floods in Pakistan has risen to 1343. More than 3 crore people have been affected by the floods. Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif said that developed countries should help more for climate change. The Pakistan Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rains in Sindh and Balochistan for the next 48 hours.