Pakistan will receive $1 million from the United States to “build resilience against natural disasters.”

The United States has pledged $1 million to Pakistan in a humanitarian effort to “build resilience against natural disasters.”

The announcement comes on the heels of an earlier decision to provide $100,000 in immediate relief as torrential rains wreak havoc across the country.

“We stand by Pakistan in its hour of need and offer our assistance to flood victims.” “In addition to $100,000 in immediate relief, the US announced $1 million to build resilience against natural disasters, and we continue to collaborate to mitigate future impacts of the climate crisis,” said US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Twitter,

The United States has pledged $1 million to Pakistan in a humanitarian effort to “build resilience against natural disasters.”The announcement comes on the heels of an earlier decision to provide $100,000 in immediate relief as torrential rains wreak havoc across the country.

“We stand by Pakistan in its hour of need and offer our assistance to flood victims.” “In addition to $100,000 in immediate relief, the US announced $1 million to build resilience against natural disasters, and we continue to collaborate to mitigate future impacts of the climate crisis,” said US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Twitter. The official retweeted an earlier tweet from the US embassy in Islamabad, in which the US announced a $100,000 donation “to support flood relief efforts.”

“This disaster has resulted in a tragic loss of life, with many people losing loved ones, livelihoods, and homes. We will collaborate closely with partners on the ground to support these critical humanitarian assistance efforts “The tweet stated.