On the statement of US President Biden, Pakistan's Prime Minister Sharif thanked him.

US President Joe Biden has urged the international community to help Pakistan battling unprecedented floods.

Addressing the 77th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on Wednesday, Biden said, it is necessary to address the climate change crisis because many countries are in the grip of it. We are facing a climate crisis.

After the events of last year, no one should doubt it.

We keep attending meetings.

Right now when we are meeting, in the meantime most of the area of ​​Pakistan is submerged.

He needs help." 

 On Biden's statement, Sharif thanked him by tweeting on Thursday.

Sharif will address the UN General Assembly session on September 23 in which he will highlight the challenges faced by Pakistan from the recent climate-induced floods. 

Thank you President @JoeBiden for highlighting the plight of the flood victims in Pakistan and urging the world for an immediate response, as my country is facing the ravages of unprecedented floods.

The calls of stranded women & children for help need to be heeded to.

#UNGA

— Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) September 22, 2022

Significantly, due to the unprecedented floods caused by heavy rains in Pakistan, since June 14, 1,576 people have died and thousands have been injured.

Pakistan is facing the worst flood situation in the last 30 years and a third of the country is submerged.

About three crore 30 lakh people are affected by this and houses, crops, bridges, roads and animals have been destroyed.

The flood has caused an estimated $30 billion in damage so far.

Biden said in the presence of Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, "Families face seemingly impossible choices and are unable to decide which children to feed and whom not to."

There is also a question mark on whether he will survive or not.

The price of climate change is being paid by humans and this problem is increasing.”