Coke Studio's 'Kana Yaari' singer urgently needs our help!

Famous singer Wahab Bugti of the song "Kana Yaari" from Coke Studio is severely impacted by the floods in Balochistan. Balochistan is suffering from floods, and the deaths are being caused by severe rain. As a result of the flash floods, many people were left homeless.

According to social media sources, Coke studio season 14 fame musician Wahab Bugti, who became famous for the song "Kana Yari" with 34M views only in 7 months also lost his home as a result of the natural calamity.

Wahab Bughti has been residing in terrible conditions ever since the floodwaters entirely wrecked his home. The pictures online have shown him standing with his family without a roof over their heads. He rose to fame with the hit song from Coke Studio, and his family has been hoping for some positive news since floodwaters wiped out his mud-house and other belongings.

Monsoon rain, which has produced floods, landslides, flash floods, and other severe weather-related catastrophes, is still having an impact on some areas of Pakistan. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) reports that in August 2022, 635 persons died across seven provinces, with the majority of the fatalities occurring in Balochistan (196 fatalities). At least 72,500 homes have reportedly suffered damage, and more than 1,010 people have been hurt.

Kaifi Khalil, the lead vocalist of the song "Kana Yaari," urged everyone on Twitter to support Wahab Bugti by posting his account number and phone number.

Many other Twitter users are urging everyone to raise money for Wahab Bugti, a social media user tweeted,

Global motivational speaker Muniba Mazari also tweeted her concern.

"So heartbreaking! This is brother Wahab Bugtithis is what he's going through right now. Allah Reham," she tweeted.

Also, the singer and Producer of Coke Studio Pakistan Xulfi have responded to the section of social media users has tagged Coke Studio in their posts to help Wahab Bugti and his family in trying times.

He tweeted :

Due to the terrible situation, many have taken to social media to express their support for the flood victims, especially Wahab Bugti, and to ask the privileged and the authorities for help.

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