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Monsoon upon us: PDMA warns of urban flooding in Karachi
Low-lying areas of Malir and Lyari at risk of flooding from the swelling of rivers
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7 ways to avoid getting sick this monsoon
Here are a few ways to relish the season without any wanted diseases
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Monsoon tragedy : Child dies as house caves in
The body of the child was handed over to the family
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Coming down hard: Second spell of monsoon expected amid warnings
Upcountry faces possibility of flash floods in rivers, streams.
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Disasters, dengue and local government
The net effect of collapsed local administration is that we can neither manage disasters nor fight epidemics.
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Water-borne diseases plague Sindh, 54 dead: NDMA
Outbreak of water-borne diseases in Interior Sindh added to the woes of people already affected by the monsoon rains.
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In memoriam
We do not mourn our dead. They receive no memorials and no tributes. To us they are dead and gone.
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31 dead as rain continues to wreak havoc in Sindh
Several areas of interior Sindh have been disconnected from other cities as main roads have submerged under water.
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Flood update : Ready cotton crop destroyed in Khairpur
Sugarcane and rice have also been partially destroyed, says Khairpur DCO.
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Rain on a case: SCP summons Karachi DCO as courts flood
Rainwater seeps into city courts as lawyers and judges fail to show up.
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Calamity-hit province: Hyderabad gets 158mm in 15 hours, helicopter rescues start
Two tehsils completely submerged, evacuations continue .
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With or without electricity, people suffer as KESC unable to address faults
Rains cause a myriad of problems in Karachi: flooding, electricity cut-offs, limited mobility.
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More deaths: Seven more die in rains
Roof collapse injures five people, while KESC shuts off electricity to Burns Road after man dies of electrocution.
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Under pressure: Rain forecast for next 3 days, 100mm recorded in Karachi
All schools closed today as govt struggles to clear Karachi, help the stranded in other cities.
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Rain preparation: As politicos fiddled, Karachi was set to burn
The televised fights over the city were fierce but silence fell with the rain.
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JPMC struggles to survive without power for 13 hours
Patients who died were already in critical condition, says neurosurgery chief.
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Rain rain, come never again
Karachi's creaky antiquated drainage system is just not up to the task.
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Karachi Stock Exchange reverses early close plan
Karachi Stock Exchange will close at the usual 3:30 pm.
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Heavy rains cripple Karachi
Stock exchange, businesses, schools and most banks closed; monsoon rains forecast to extend into Wednesday.
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Children can play in the rain, just not standing water: Experts
Viral and bacterial diseases are more likely caught from other people.
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Sindh flood relief efforts: Govt advises people to flee before 3 days of storms hit
Provincial authorities demands Rs10 billion from the federal government.
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No respite from the rain
As is typical in Pakistan, efforts will only be ramped up once disaster is on hand.
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Floods kill 18, displace 100,000 in east India
The floods were triggered by torrential monsoon rains across Orissa state.
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FM Khar meets Iranian counterpart in Tehran
Khar is accompanying Prime Mister Syed Yusaf Raza Gilani on his visit to Iran.
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Pakistan flood relief tests cash-strapped government
Prospects for further flood damage would put Pakistan's government under immense pressure.
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Sindh floods: At Pakistan’s appeal, China steps up
UNICEF report says that many of the victims of this year’s inundation were also affected last year.
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Mosquito menace
The standing floodwaters will aid the mosquito in creating its havoc.
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True friends: China first country to offer flood aid
Chinese Government to dispatch relief goods worth 30 million RMB (US $4.7million) for Pakistan flood affectees.
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Floods 2011: No need for foreign aid, says Nawaz
Reacting to PM Gilani's appeal to foreign agencies for flood relief, Sharif said Pakistan could handle the disaster.
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Once bitten: Sindh’s farmers plan class action suit against govt
For a second year running, crops across millions of acres were destroyed by breaches in the irrigation system.
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Sindh floods: Gilani appeals to world community for help
UN steps in, starts humanitarian assistance programme in Sindh.
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Khanpur Dam spillway opened first time this year
Water inflow in rain-fed reservoir to touch its maximum conservation level of 1,982 feet on Friday evening.
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Sindh floods: Zardari appeals to the UN for assistance
Requests UN secretary-general to mobilise world community for urgent relief.
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Disease outbreak: Diarrhoea cases in K-P, FATA register a sharp increase
Treatment centres set up by MSF; medical teams working reinforced.
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Rations and relief: Poverty fund sets aside Rs258m for Sindh
Food and medical aid for Badin and Tharparkar.
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Net Effect: More dengue cases reported
Another six dengue cases have been reported in Sindh of which four are from Karachi.
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Flood and misery: Lightning and monsoon rains kill 24 in Sindh
District administration has asked for help but so far it has been difficult as all systems are down.
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Disease rising: Four more test positive for dengue
Three in Rawalpindi, one in Haripur test positive; Pindi authorities continue fumigation.
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Building blocks: School building collapses during monsoon rains
Hundreds of primary school students shifted to local mosque.
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What does ‘Bangladesh’ mean?
No one will tell you what ‘Bang’ in Bangladesh means, except some bold joiners of the dots in ancient history.
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Fighting dengue fever
As long as dengue patients remain in the area, the threat of the virus cannot be wiped out.
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One year later: In Swat, the water is long gone, but victims are still there
Government accused of negligence in rehabilitation.
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100 dead in floods and rain since August
A majority of the fatalities caused by falling roofs, drowning in flood waters and water-borne diseases.
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Sindh floods: Salt water mixes with rain to add to Badin’s woes
One saline drain has overflowed and another is dangerously close to giving way.
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Monsoon disaster : MUET exams postponed till Sept 13
The controller of examinations issued a notice saying that the exams scheduled on September 13.
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Monsoon kills more than 100 in Pakistan
Meteorological office forecasts more rain this week.
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Floods kill more than 100 people across Pakistan: NDMA
NDMA says 132 people have lost their lives in Sindh alone.
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New life: Picnickers throng hiking trail
Rains renewed the dead stream, attracting nature lovers, swimmers and foodies.
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Unending disaster: Sindh finally turns to donor agencies
CM announces Rs20m in grants, Sanghar struggles to be recognised as rain-hit.
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Relief work: More concern for Sindh flood victims
PML-N president had advised CM Sharif to ensure the provision of daily use items to families in the affected area.