Posts Tagged ‘Flood in Pakistan’

Saving Flood-hit Pakistan has Global Implications: UNDP

Saving Flood-hit Pakistan has Global Implications: UNDP

The world must help Pakistan rebuild homes and livelihoods destroyed by devastating floods to secure hearts and minds in the nation, the UNDP’s regional head said. Global cash pledges have been slow in coming to bolster rescue and relief efforts ongoing in the flood-damaged nuclear nation, where more than 21 million people have been...

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Pakistan Army on War Footing to Save Thatta

Pakistan Army on War Footing to Save Thatta

Pak army and workers were on a “war footing” on Sunday as they battled to save Thatta after most of the population of 300,000 fled the advancing flood waters. Torrential monsoon rains have triggered massive floods that have moved steadily from north to south over the past month, engulfing a fifth of the volatile...

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Exodus as Floods Threaten More Towns

Exodus as Floods Threaten More Towns

Hundreds of thousands of people were fleeing areas in Sindh province on Saturday as rising floodwaters breached more defences and inundated towns.For nearly a month torrential monsoon rains have triggered massive floods, moving steadily from north to south in Pakistan, affecting a fifth of the volatile country and 17 million of its 167 million...

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Thatta Being Evacuated As Breaches At Bunds Continue to Widen

Thatta Being Evacuated As Breaches At Bunds Continue to Widen

HYDERABAD: Authorities ordered nearly half-a-million people to evacuate nearby towns on Thursday as rising floods threatened further havoc in Sindh. In a late night development, authorities ordered all residents of Thatta city to evacuate to safer places as water levels rose.

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Nearly Half a Million Ordered to Evacuate

Nearly Half a Million Ordered to Evacuate

Pakistan ordered nearly half a million people to evacuate towns on Thursday as rising floods threaten further havoc in a country straining to cope after its worst humanitarian disaster.Country’s worst humanitarian catastrophe has affected more than 17 million people, while officials warn that millions are at risk from water-borne diseases and food shortages.

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