Pakistan Flood Relief: UNICEF
unicefusa.orgTens of thousands of communities in Sindh province in Pakistan are suffering the impact of severe flooding for the second time in 12 months.
The latest monsoons have affected more than 5 million people - half of them children, who are always the most vulnerable in an emergency.
Homes, schools, crops and livlihoods have been destroyed. UNICEF is racing to meet the most urgent needs and protect the recovery programs ongoing from last year’s devastating floods, which prompted one of the largest emergency relief responses in history.
Pakistan Needs Flood Relief Now
Thousands of rice, cotton and sugar cane crops have been destroyed. Heavy rainfall is continuing on Tuesday.
The worst of the flooding has hit the interior of Sindh.
One way to help UNICEF US Fund Pakistan Flood Relief
Trees Cocooned in Webs After Flood
news.nationalgeographic.comThis is too unbelievable to explain. I only believe it because National Geographic said so and took a picture.
