Repeated flooding in Pakistan has displaced 40 million people, according to the country’s climate minister. The minister highlighted the growing impact of climate change, which has intensified monsoon rains and caused widespread flooding. The affected regions include major cities and rural areas, with many families forced to leave their homes for safety. The government is working to provide emergency aid and shelter, but resources remain stretched. The minister called for urgent international support to address the crisis. The situation continues to worsen, with more rain expected in the coming weeks.