Up to 10 Million People Affected in Pakistan Floods

Pakistan Floods Affect 10 Million People in Sindh and Balochistan Provinces

A third of the flood victims, about 3 million, are children,according to UNICEF.

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• Pakistan. Flooding has now affected about 10 million people in two Pakistani provinces of Sindh and Balochistan.
• Flooding has claimed at least 1,000 lives, injuring more than 1,500.
• Up to a million people have moved to makeshift shelters.
• About 90,000 livestock have perished.
• “At least 5 million surviving animals are at risk, lacking feed and shelter and facing increased exposure to debilitating diseases and worm infestations,” UNOCHA said.
• The ongoing catastrophe has destroyed/severely damaged 1.5 million homes in more than 42,000 townships and villages destroying about 70 percent of the region’s food stocks.
• Floodwater has destroyed/severely damaged about 3 million hectares of crops.
• Dozens of major roads are cut off.
• Flooding has also polluted the sources for much of the region’s drinking water, including in the capital Karachi, reports said.
• The region has now experienced about 7 weeks of extreme rain events.
• At least two million people in Pakistan’s Sindh province are hit by water-borne diseases spread by torrential rains and severe flooding including  malaria and diarrhea, officials said.
• Incidents of dengue infection are on the rise.
• “More than 7,000 people are being treated for snake bites.”
• “This is another huge flood that has hit Pakistan in less than a year so it’s really a double disaster.”
• Sindh province was devastated by 2010 floods, which affected up to 25 million people, inundating about a fifth of the country and killing at least 2,000 people.

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