Earlier this month, a breach in the bund wreaked havoc in several areas in Sindh.

As waters recede, people who live in the kachcha area are rushing to get back to their homes despite the danger.

“It is a part of our rural culture and Eid without a colourful cummerbund is incomplete.”

With massive destruction in the agricultural sector, experts fear the country might suffer a food shortage.

“They're kind and we are being looked after properly,” a flood survivor who is currently living at a relief camp said.

Six people were killed and a dozen others were injured when their tractor trolley hit a live high-tension wire.

Karim Dino Shar is applying a paste of tumeric and oil to a goat’s leg at a camp near the new bus terminal in Sukkur.

The work of distributing cooked food may be noble, but its execution isn’t exactly honest.

According to reports, 95 per cent of the total population of 150,000 has fled Garhi Khairo town fearing floods.

More than a dozen flood victims sustained injuries when police baton charged during the distribution of food items.