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Pakistan Floods and Relief Ministry 2010

Pakistan Floods and Relief Ministry 2010. Worst floods for 80 years!.

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Pakistan Floods and Relief Ministry 2010

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  1. Pakistan Floods and Relief Ministry 2010

  2. Worst floods for 80 years! In late July it was clear that the annual monsoon rains were much heavier than usual. By early August the devastating floods had brought havoc to the north of the country. Over the next weeks the effect of the torrential downpours, particularly in the mountains were realised as flood-waters poured forth on the Indus plain down through the country.

  3. Hundreds of bridges destroyed

  4. The River Indus plain throughout the length of the country became flooded with water many miles wide in places

  5. Villagers and animals became marooned – many were washed away

  6. Mud homes were destroyed. Fortunate ones survived like this!

  7. Many fled just as they were, or with their next meal in hand!

  8. Some were in despair

  9. Village health centre flooded

  10. The only link to Jacobabad

  11. Makeshift bridges have helped some

  12. Villages and their landmarks have disappeared!

  13. Setting up home on a river levee

  14. Inhabited islands on a sea of floodwater

  15. Flooded mosque

  16. This is someone’s home!

  17. It could have been fun if all possessions were not lost!

  18. Squatters shacks nearly submerged

  19. Villages and river appear as one

  20. Escaping just and with great difficulty!

  21. Punjab village area

  22. Water subsides but!

  23. Destruction

  24. Temporary shelter

  25. Monsoon rain damage

  26. Levies have prevented more damage

  27. Another settlement destroyed

  28. Homes of the poor…

  29. …and the rich

  30. Ferrying flood victims to their homes in the city of Jacobabad

  31. Hoping for a ride to Jacobabad!

  32. Ladies travelling home with supplies!

  33. House building aborted by the floods

  34. Villages covered by floods

  35. Home all awash!

  36. Villagers escaping with their animals

  37. They still need to eat!

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