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NOWSHERA: The flood victims allegedly broke into the store of the Society for Skills and Trainings Development (SSTD) and took away relief items on Tuesday. Hundreds of the flood victims belonging to Pir Sabak, Hakimabad and Cantonment Area, who had been without food for days, looted food items and 1,600 bags of flour...
NOWSHERA: The Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) leader MNA Marvi Memon Tuesday said the Pakistan People’s Party-led government had failed to respond to the flood disaster despite having support of the opposition...
PESHAWAR: Gandhara Hindko Board, a literary, cultural and social welfare organisation, arranged a free medical camp for the flood-hit people of Akora Khattak town in Nowshera district...
ISLAMABAD: MOL Pakistan Oil & Gas dispatched the second consignment of relief goods to help people in the flood-affected district of Nowshera. The consignment includes five trucks of relief goods containing tents, food items and medicines. The relief goods were handed over to District Administration Nowshera/Pak Army by Managing Director, MOL Pakistan, János Feher, in a simple ceremony at Nowshera...
Relief organization World Vision said Tuesday that contaminated water, cramped living conditions and a lack of sanitation in Sukkur, a city of about 500,000 in Pakistan’s Sindh province, are causing a rapid increase in cases of diarrhea and skin diseases in children...
The telecoms emergency aid charity, Telecoms sans Frontieres (TSF) says that it has now set up eight centres in Pakistan to assist aid agencies with communications services and help stranded locals phone relatives to assure them of their situation...
ISLAMABAD, Aug 23 (APP): Turkey will establish a relief town for 10,000 flood affected people in Nowshera. About 50 TIR trucks and a train with 550 tonnes relief material will bring the necessary material from Turkey. Turkish Red Crescent Society, in cooperation with Pakistan Red Crescent Society, will carry out this operation...
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, 15-20 August 2010
Day one: First full day of briefings in Islamabad. The scale of the disaster is unbelievable – and somehow still not understood outside Pakistan. It is a ‘slow-evolving, rapid on-set emergency.’...
Flooding in Pakistan has already created a humanitarian crisis of extreme proportions, but looming over the region is the threat of an associated disaster – human trafficking. As the scale of the crisis worsens with an estimated 15 million people already affected and two million homes destroyed, the threat of trafficking is growing. According to human rights expert, Dr Tahmina Rashid, human trafficking was already a very real threat before the flooding and now, as the monsoonal rains threaten further south, more people stand to be affected by trafficking. She noted Pakistan’s southern province of Sindh, saying it was particularly bad. “Sindh is a hub for human trafficking at the best of times,” Dr Rashid told The Epoch Times, adding, “Anytime there is a natural disaster and human mobility, it will happen,”...
NOWEHERA: Mohammad Saad spends much of his day time at the Aba Khel Chowk. He waits there till he manages to get a pouch of cooked meal, which is often looted more than once before a consignment reaches this locality situated just two kilometers from Nowshera city. “We come here every morning to collect some relief items, including food, mainly provided by NGOs, but the problem is that much of the aid is looted in between, leaving precious little for people waiting on this tail end,” Mr Saad, a class 10 student, told Dawn while sitting beside his co-villager at Aba Khel Chowk. These people live at Barmakha Khel, an area just a kilometre away from the left bank of the River Kabul and few dozens steps away from Aba Khel Chowk....
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