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Pakistan’s Vulnerability to Disaster Was Through the Roof. Then Came the Floods.
Illustration by
Ibrahim Rayintakath
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Pakistan’s Vulnerability to Disaster Was Through the Roof. Then Came the Floods.
published by
New York Times
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September 7, 2022
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Ibrahim Rayintakath
Ponnani, India

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climate
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bright
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flowing
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energetic

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