Climate change is happening faster than we can imagine. Humans can not even keep up with the rapid natural events that are occurring. There are natural disasters that can occur at any day or at any time such as Hurricanes, Tsunami, rising scorching temperatures, flooding, and glaciers melting on mountains, which leads to sea level rise. These natural disasters are not just detrimental to the environment but also causes a fast spread of infections and the short-term and long-term goals must be taken into account. In early June, Pakistan experienced heavy monsoon rains which caused massive flooding and worsened in the months down the line. According to several reports there have been more than 1700 deaths and 33 million people have been affected by the floods. The provinces that have been affected the most are Balochistan and Sindh. The water after the floods has come down but there were still many deaths due to infectious outbreaks caused by the floods. The infectious outbreaks were made up of several diseases such as COVID-19, malaria, scabies, cholera, diphtheria, diarrhoea, and mostly water-borne diseases. During mid-September, 20,064 skin disease and 215,000 diarrhoea cases were reported (Lama & Tatu, 2022).