Published on: August 21, 2025 11:03 AM
Britain’s King Charles III has expressed deep sorrow over the recent monsoon floods that devastated several regions in Pakistan. In a message to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, he said he and Queen Camilla were “profoundly saddened” by the tragedy. He mentioned the widespread destruction and the tragic helicopter crash during rescue efforts. The King offered his heartfelt sympathies to those who lost loved ones, homes, or livelihoods in the disaster.
King Charles described the scale of the flooding as “truly harrowing,” highlighting the serious impact on millions across Pakistan. He acknowledged the suffering of families affected by the disaster. He also offered comfort to those in the UK who have close ties to Pakistan. Many British families with deep roots in Pakistan are anxiously watching events unfold. The King stressed the close and historic bond between the UK and Pakistan.
Furthermore, the King praised the bravery of emergency workers and volunteers involved in the relief efforts. He admired their courage in risking their lives to help others. He said their actions “shine like a beacon in the darkest of times.” Their selfless dedication continues to inspire and bring hope to affected communities. King Charles also recognised the strength of local people during this crisis.
As Pakistan begins to recover, King Charles shared a message of support and solidarity. He expressed great respect for the resilience of flood-hit communities. He said their bravery and perseverance deserve admiration. The King added that they remain in his thoughts and prayers. He encouraged the nation to stay strong through the tough recovery process.
The message comes as Pakistan faces another intense season of monsoon rains. Entire villages have been submerged, and thousands have been displaced. Emergency response teams are still working to rescue stranded people. Meanwhile, flood survivors are struggling to rebuild their lives and homes. The King’s message offers moral support as the country deals with this overwhelming challenge.
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