Floods
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Save The Children officials visit Temporary Learning Center in Dadu
Temporary Learning Centers are being setup in four districts – Dadu, Sanghar, Shikarpur and Khairpur with an aim to resume…
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Save The Children commits USD50 million for relief and rehab of flood affectees
Under this initiative, scheduled to continue for two years, 600 Temporary Learning Centers will be established in Dadu, Sanghar, Shikarpur…
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Women’s Plight during Natural Calamities: A Case Study of Recent Floods in Pakistan
About 650,000 women are pregnant and 73,000 are about to give birth in the relief camps. By Samreen Raza Recently,…
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Security Division Sindh Police organizes 2-day free medical camp in Dadu
Essa Lab conducting free lab tests while JDC provided medicines worth Rs.10 million – Police Statement Karachi Security Division…
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Nine Pakistani Athletes Collect Rs.2 Million in London for Flood Relief Fund
A large number of London Marathon runners raise money and awareness for a particular charity each year. Karachi The nine…
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UN to launch fresh appeal of $800 million for Pakistan flood victims
WFP Delegation meets Sindh Chief Secretary and assures full support to help flood victims. Karachi A 6-member delegation led…
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Sindh Govt., WB agree to launch Rs.110 billion housing project for flood victims
The WB committed Rs.6 billion for the road infrastructure project. Sindh would arrange Rs.7 billion from other sources for the…
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Flood water, mealy bug causing damage to Guava Groves in Sindh
Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Agricultural College holds seminar on “Future Strategies for mealy bug in Guava orchards after Rain and…
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WHO Official Visits Sukkur, Assures Additional Support to Flood-Affectees
Dr. Mike Ryan, who is on an emergency visit to Pakistan, arrived in Sukkur to visit and see the flooded…
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Multan NGO builds Shelter Houses for IDPs in Khairpur District
Saiban Kisaan Society had earlier erected 178 Tents in different villages of three Union Councils. Water in Kotdiji Taluka has…
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