Hard times: Shortage of food and water in Badin

Badin’s been left with one to two days’ supply of drinking water.


Express August 21, 2011

HYDERABAD:


Ten days after it was flooded, Badin’s been left with one to two days’ supply of drinking water. Two water filter plants have closed down.


The Pakistan Navy, Army and the Rangers are conducting rescue operations in the areas. The number of relief camps in Badin has been increased to 374 but the people face a shortage of food and water. Five breaches in the Amir Shah saline drainage has flooded Jhaddo city and the water is now advancing towards Turai city.



Published in The Express Tribune, August 21st, 2011.

COMMENTS (1)

Billoo Bhaya | 12 years ago | Reply

What happened to their MNAs??? They have not been seen floating down the river giving help to people. People of Badin and Sind have discovered what the Sind Card looks like.

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