Nobel prize winner and girls’ education campaigner, Malala Yousufzai, will arrive in Pakistan on October 12 and visit flood-hit areas to raise international awareness about the devastations caused by climate change.
The 25-year-old girls’ education activist will also visit the flood affected areas in Sindh.
Pakistan witnessed more than usual monsoon showers this season that sparked countrywide flooding and left a third of the nation underwater, causing damage to standing crops and roads and rail tracks in Sindh and Balochistan.
According to sources, the Sindh Home Department has issued directives to make strict security arrangements for Malala. A special police unit is making arrangements in this regard.
The Nobel laureate will fly to Karachi from abroad. She will be taken from Karachi to the flood-affected areas in Dadu under strict security.
She will also extend assistance from the Malala Fund for flood relief.
In the first week of September, the Malala Fund also issued an emergency relief grant to the International Rescue Committee (IRC). The IRC will use the funds to provide psychological support to girls and women in flood-hit Sindh and Balochistan.
The funding will also cater for the delivery of emergency education services to ensure girls continue their education. The assistance from the Malala Fund will help repair and rehabilitate ten damaged government schools for girls.
For this month’s Three Questions, I reconnected with an old friend @MalakaGharib to talk about her newest graphic novel and reminisce about our work at @malalafund together. ♥️https://t.co/y9fq0dBA0j
— Malala (@Malala) October 7, 2022
