When floods destroyed the latrine in Rozina's home in Bannu, menstruation became a crisis of privacy, health and dignity. Her experience reveals how Pakistan's disaster response continues to overlook the basic needs of women during climate-driven displacement.
When floods destroyed the latrine in Rozina's home in Bannu, menstruation became a crisis of privacy, health and dignity. Her experience reveals how Pakistan's disaster response continues to overlook the basic needs of women during climate-driven displacement.
Researchers warn that dense construction, disappearing vegetation and heat-retaining surfaces are making Pakistan’s cities significantly hotter than surrounding areas, placing outdoor workers and vulnerable communities at growing health risk.
