Friday, 03 Sep 2010
Almost 600 branded pieces of clothing for children sized 0-12 are currently on display.
In better times children used to chase ice cream trucks, but now food has become the biggest blessing for them.
Heads of three UN agencies reiterated calls to the international community to help Pakistan’s flood victims.
The United Nations on Sunday disclosed that 64 per cent of the appeal that has been funded remains static.
While the adults are recounting their losses, children at least seem unaffected as they play improvised games.
The Ministry of Culture has submitted another application to the Cabinet Division.
"We know there could be attacks in the future but we do not hope for it to happen as our agenda is to save lives."
The British government has chalked out a time schedule to deliver 12 bridges for the Malakand dstrict.
The stone-crushing activities of 11 private interests continue in Margalla Hills.
Pakistan Initial Floods Emergency Response Plan envisages activities costing $459.7m for the initial relief period.
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