Islamabad, Aug. 31 -- Pakistan's Federal Minister for Climate Change, Musadik Malik, said that nearly two million people in Pakistan have been displaced due to severe flooding, with the poorest families suffering the most, while calling on the nation to come together and provide urgent assistance to those affected, The Express Tribune reported.

Speaking to reporters on Sunday, Malik emphasised that the government's immediate focus is on supporting the most vulnerable populations in urgent need of aid and encouraged citizens and NGOs to offer all possible help to the flood victims, as reported by The Express Tribune.

The rural communities along riverbanks have been hardest hit, while urban areas, including parts of Lahore, have also face...