PAKISTAN

Sindh-Biparjoy Cyclone Source PDMA office Sindh as of 19 June 2023

POST CYCLONE LOSSES & DAMAGES SINDH MAP

According to Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Sindh, all the

relief camps have been closed .
Incidences related to the cyclone including heavy rains, flash floods, and winds
have impacted six roads.

84 K
People evauated
04
Death

0.2K
Fully damage houses
05
Injured people

2.4K 297K
Partially damage houses Crop Area Affected

1.8K
Loss of Livestock

Affected districts
DISTRICT WISE DAMAGES & LOSSES
Death Corps areas Affecterd-Acrea No of UC’s affected Loss of Livestock

02 02 177,800 42 1,798

95,600 21

23,375 04

Tharparkar Umerkot Sajuwal Umerkot Thatta Tharparkar Umerkot Thatta Tharparkar

Pakistan Population Exposed to Sustained Wind Speed Zones of

Tropical Cyclone BIPJOY-23 (15 June 2023, 23:00 Local Time).
In Sindh total Population Livig inside wind speed zone between 60-90
KM/H--26.6 Million
In Sindh, there are four districts with a total population living within
the wind speed zone ranging between 90-120 km--1.2 Million

Tharparkar 434 K

Badin 388 K

Sajuwal 293 K

Thatta 103 K

In reference to the satellite scans provided by the UNOSAT on

16 – 17 June, considering the population statistics
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Date: 20 June 2023 Feedback: suleman.khan@un.org www.unocha.org www.reliefweb.int