Pakistan has 130 years old history of cyclones, will Jinnah’s country be destroyed in Biparjoy? – devastating cyclone history in pakistan how will biporjoy treat the nation this time

In September 1926 also there was a cyclone which moved from Indian Gujarat towards Pakistan. There was a cyclone in June and July 1936. But the most dangerous cyclone came in Pakistan in July 1944. The cyclone that hit Karachi left about 10,000 people homeless. Thereafter in June 1948 a cyclone affected the region. After this the next cyclone came in June 1964 in which Tharparkar and Hyderabad were affected. 450 people were killed in that storm and about 400,000 people were left homeless.
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10 thousand deaths in Karachi
On 15 December 1965, a cyclone hit Karachi, killing about 10,000 people. Due to this storm, Karachi also suffered an economic loss of $ 4.1 million. And the East-Pakistan cyclone of 1970 killed half a million residents. The cyclonic storm of May 1985 was headed towards Karachi but weakened over the sea some 100 km from the port city of Pakistan. After this, in November 1993, a storm ended near the Sindh-Gujarat border. However, it caused heavy rains and floods in Karachi.

More than 6 thousand died in 1999
Records show that the districts of Karachi, Thatta, Keti Bunder and Badin were the worst affected. This cyclone had killed 609 people. About 200,000 people had to be displaced. The June 1998 storm struck Gujarat in India, while the cyclone electrocuted 12 people in Pakistan. In May 1999, a typhoon hit the Keti Monkey Coast, killing 6,200 people. At least a million dollars was received in relief funds to deal with the damage and aftermath of the disaster. The cities of Thatta, Umar Kot, Mirpur, Badin, Hyderabad and Tharparkar were the worst affected.
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Karachi again suffered devastation
In May 2001, over 100,000 people were evacuated from southeastern Pakistan due to the threat of a powerful storm in the Arabian Sea. In October 2004, Cyclone Onil, the first named cyclone in the Indian Ocean, caused heavy rain and strong winds in Karachi. Nine people had died due to this cyclone. Most of the people died due to electrocution in this storm. In June 2007, Cyclone Gonu caused heavy rains in Gwadar. Dozens of boats and school buildings were damaged in the area. Gonu killed 100 people in Oman, Iran and the United Arab Emirates and was responsible for $4 billion in damage.

dangerous yemeen storm
On June 24, 2007, Cyclone Yemeen killed 200 people in Karachi alone. According to BBC News, torrential rains and gusty winds killed more than 200 people in Karachi. Several landslides occurred near the towns of Ormara and Pasni in Balochistan due to 17.7 mm of rain. 300 people died in this. It killed more than 730 people in Pakistan and affected the lives of two million people. Because of this it is termed as the most dangerous cyclone of the country.