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The Water Cooler
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They ask me, are your people human cockroaches; or terrorists; or dead. This is my answer.
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“Civil society killed those boys,” rang a voice from the podium. And civil society made a debacle of itself at the Arts Council in Karachi.
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In the photo gallery below, the devastation inflicted by the floods on the village of Akora Khattak is painfully clear.
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Many areas are isolated as bridges, roads, and even jeep tracks are washed away. One NGO is helping locals to build new bridges and chairlifts.
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There was no pushing and shoving. A committee member with a list of names controlled the situation with a few helpers.
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Whole buildings had been reduced to piles of rubble. The devastation seemed selective, though. While one house fell, the one next to it stood on.
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PIA has started free delivery for transportation of relief goods to Pakistan.
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The Bhong Flood Relief Fund aims to present a smooth, transparent and easily observable channel through which to funnel donations.
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Get to work: Get close-up still shots of each and every member of the crowd. Blow those images up. Cross-check with NADRA.
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What segment of our society do you most blame for the public beating and murder of two boys in Sialkot on August 15?
