Disasters, dengue and local government
The net effect of collapsed local administration is that we can neither manage disasters nor fight epidemics.
The net effect of collapsed local administration is that we can neither manage disasters nor fight epidemics.
Outbreak of water-borne diseases in Interior Sindh added to the woes of people already affected by the monsoon rains.
We do not mourn our dead. They receive no memorials and no tributes. To us they are dead and gone.
Our roads get flooded each time it rains is because the stormwater drains and gutters are blocked by garbage.
Several areas of interior Sindh have been disconnected from other cities as main roads have submerged under water.
Sugarcane and rice have also been partially destroyed, says Khairpur DCO.
Rainwater seeps into city courts as lawyers and judges fail to show up.
Two tehsils completely submerged, evacuations continue .
Rains cause a myriad of problems in Karachi: flooding, electricity cut-offs, limited mobility.
Roof collapse injures five people, while KESC shuts off electricity to Burns Road after man dies of electrocution.
All schools closed today as govt struggles to clear Karachi, help the stranded in other cities.
The televised fights over the city were fierce but silence fell with the rain.
Patients who died were already in critical condition, says neurosurgery chief.
Karachi's creaky antiquated drainage system is just not up to the task.
Karachi Stock Exchange will close at the usual 3:30 pm.
