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Aslam is now a huge star in India and in Pakistan, and his work with Cordola is the talk of the town.

At the relief camp in Layyah, doctors are present throughout the day and a pharmacist is on 24-hour duty.

By the time flood water recedes, many children would have opened their eyes in relief camps.

Floodwater, ruined crops and rubble greet those returning back to Daira Din Panah.

A cargo truck with donations from Lahore is surrounded by people displaced by the floods in southern Punjab.

The wards at Kot Addu’s Tehsil Headquarters Hospital are full of crying children.

At the Alipur Road, it appears like the Red Sea has parted as almost 70 villages are inundated.

Almost 400 people have taken shelter on the extreme outskirts of Rohailanwali with no access to a steady food supply.

A hangar at the Aviation Airbase in Multan is full of relief goods, which have been donated by the UNDP.