Hello StemSocial Community! Welcome to my blog. Weather changes are very evident in underdeveloped countries where natural resources are scariest. If the United Nations doesn't bring improvement measurements in the developed countries to stop the blind flow of smog and Chlorofluorocarbons in the air, then underdeveloped countries can face serious consequences. It is not only an alert but also an important message to all people who are playing their role in saving this planet. We should educate our people about the harms of blind consumption of fossil fuels. Recently, Pakistan has received an update from the Weather Department that is a big shock for every Pakistan.

Pakistan in the Risk of Drought

Pakistan is one of the largest agricultural countries. It is strange to know that it can face drought. Weather changes have changed the climate here. The cold weather is the coldest and hot weather has record temperature. Due to the absence of rain, the soil fertility has reduced. The water storage in the Dams is already in shortage. This year, the frequency of rain is much less as compared to the previous year. Either it is Sindh, or it is Punjab; if water supplies are not available, then farmers can't grow seasonal crops.

Yesterday when I was watching the news, I came to know there are high chances for starvation and drought this year in Pakistan. This is all credit goes to developed countries that are affecting the ozone layer blindly. I'm not blaming them alone; it is the United Nations that has already sent many notices to them. Still, there are no appreciated steps to stop ozone layer destruction. Many underdeveloped countries like Pakistan are facing drastic weather changes. Before, we had issues of flooding, and now the wave of drought.

I hope the UN will take action before more severe outcomes. It is 1st time that I've heard the news an agricultural Country, Pakistan, has very low water storage in Dams as well as more chances of Drought. For this, I can blame my government as well, but the major contribution to weather changes is from developed countries. We need to take notice of weather changes; otherwise, these changes can destroy the whole world.

Sources

• Asia-Pacific

• Dawn Highlights about Drought in Pakistan

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