BUSINESSJun 12 · 04:30 UTCDAWN[email protected] (Ahmad Fraz Khan)

ECONOMIC SURVEY 2025-26: 2025 floods hit agriculture hardest with Rs430bn losses

The 2025 floods caused Rs822bn in losses, 1,039 deaths, and displaced 4 million people in Pakistan, with agriculture suffering the worst impact at Rs430bn. Punjab accounted for 76% of nationwide damages and 77% of casualties, while the government revised GDP growth downward to 3.5–3.9%.

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