Pakistan Floods 2010
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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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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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The Bhong Flood Relief Fund aims to present a smooth, transparent and easily observable channel through which to funnel donations.
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According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department, things could get much worse for Sindh, very soon.
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Here, in one place, are some of the most telling photographs from the continuing disaster in Pakistan.
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There is a view of the relief response that the media has failed to show. It was not what we expected. And that is a good thing.
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There is a way of addressing tragedy, disaster and violence. And it is unfortunate that those who need to be the most sensitive at such times end up being the most insensitive.
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