Sindh

Gastroenteritis, typhoid, cholera, hepatitis A and E will badly affect the internally displaced persons.

The Green Fingers Nursery set up by Naima Khan helps people with special needs.

It is not clear how long individual efforts will be able to keep up with the needs of the flood survivors.

According to officials, the district administration has issued evacuation warnings to people of Qubu Saeed Khan town.

Artists donated work, some of which has never been seen before, to raise money to help the flood survivors.

The rumours and incorrect information circulating in Sukkur caused a lot of panic that could have been avoided.

While water and food is more or less taken care of for Sukkur affectees, clothes are desperately needed.

Most schools and colleges in interior Sindh have been converted into relief camps, thereby putting off classes.

The latest incidents of target killings have claimed the lives of five people.

“These crazy men are just staying in their village to kill the pigs,” the boat driver, said with a disdainful laugh.

Communities settled along the left bank of the River Indus have been living in fear.

The country has suffered unprecedented damages caused by the worst floods in its recorded history.

It is enough to provide temporary shelter to over 45,000 homeless people in flood-hit areas.

Eight days into their protest, still nobody has paid attention to the flood survivors from village Dhalo Ali Wahan.

Frail Sadori Mai may have survived the loss of all her possessions but she could not overcome the loss of her hookah.

The city’s flour mills have not set up stalls to sell the commodity at a subsidised rate of Rs20 per kilogramme.

The Moenjo daro and Aamri archeological sites are under threat as a result of the floods.

At least 15 villages near Dadu-Moro Bridge were inundated when a breach occurred in an embankment of the Indus river.

A group of students created a facebook page called ‘The 10 Rupee Campaign,’ to help generate funds for flood...

These unprotected families are left to fend for themselves and sometimes they miss out of meals three times a day.

Sindh Irrigation Minister has refuted claims that a strong flood torrent is about to hit Sukkur Barrage.

Over 5,000 people arrived at the Polytechnic School and tented village in Razzaqabad.

The T-Spur was constructed at the Bhanote Bund to create a 90-degree artificial diversion in the course of River Indus

There are children of all ages at a relief camp set up in a government high school in Dadu.

Your baby may not have spoken her first word yet but (s)he might be ready for music classes.

Some solace can be drawn from the fact that relief efforts are being made across borders and oceans.

“The devastation in our hometowns is too awful to describe,” says one flood affectee.

After painstakingly waiting for four hours, 13 tired Toefl candidates were told that they could not give the exam.

“It’s the birthday of Pakistan!” roared a bunch of kids as they sat for a storytelling session at the Mohatta Palace.

CM Sindh says he warned about the water flow reaching range of 1,000,000 to 1,100,000 cusecs but nobody believed him.

Orders issued by the district government - rescuers to not ferry lone men to and from the inundated kachcha areas.

The cuts in the protective embankments along the River Indus mean that water will continue flowing through gaps.

Despite threats of water entering Hyderabad from August 16 to 18, most residents are content with the air of calm.

As one enters the lush green fields of Benazirabad district, it’s hard to find people anywhere in relief camps.

Floodwaters at Guddu and Sukkur barrages have reached high intensity once again.

Armed bandits are stealing cattle and food from survivors fleeing the country’s worst humanitarian crisis.

Old flood survivor's son carried him on his back from Rahimabad to Sukkur.

Each volunteer, most of whom are between the ages of 12 and 28 years, has made a personal contribution to the cause.

I was standing next to the fruit vendor’s stall, when the traffic policeman came and asked him to shift his cart.

In Ramazan, taravih prayers have been arranged in the usual festive manner at mosques throughout the city.

A relief camp set up by the Sindh Taraqi Pasand Party is home to more than 300 flood survivors.

Like millions of other displaced Pakistanis, Sindh’s flood survivors too woke up hungry on the first day of Ramazan.

There are five stages that an O’ Level student goes through on his or her result day.

Traffic jams flared tempers on first of Ramazan as people across the city were stuck in a gridlock of vehicles.

The first day of Ramazan tested the endurance of relief workers and flood survivors across the province.

Around 200 young people were brought together to discuss development by the Sindh Youth Ministry.

The peak of the flood that is heading towards the barrage has instilled fear in the people of the area.

A chartered airliner, carrying 100 metric tons of emergency relief goods worth $360,000, arrived in Karachi yesterday.

The government has increased vigilance by deploying 200 army personnel, Rangers and police to patrol its embankments.

The best of them all lacked conviction and the worst were green faced.