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Pakistan is grappling with food shortages after deadly floods left the impoverished countrys agriculture belt underwater, the prime minister told the Turkish president by phone, as authorities scaled up efforts Monday to deliver food, tents and other items.

Authorities are scrambling to protect a vital power station supplying electricity to millions of people against a growing threat of flooding

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Shahbaz Sharif spoke to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan overnight to thank Turkey for dispatching food, tents and medicine; briefed him about government’s relief activities and sought assistance from Turkey in overcoming 'food shortage'

Two more U.S. military planes loaded with tons of aid for Pakistanis affected by flooding from deadly monsoon rains landed Sunday in the southern Sindh province, one of the worst-affected regions in the impoverished country. Saif Ullah, spokesman for the country's Civil Aviation Authority, said each plane was loaded with about 35 tons of relief…

Pakistani PM says his flooded country faces food shortages | 2022-09-12 22:50:57

Islamabad, Sep 12 (EFE).- The authorities in Pakistan’s southern province of Sindh on Monday were racing against the clock to save the city of Dadu from rising floodwater that has surrounded the city after submerging several villages that left thousands of people displaced. The local authorities have been taking measures to keep the rising water …

Authorities are scrambling to prevent new floods after monsoon rains left one fifth of the country under water. Workers have been trying to breach a major highway embankment in one of the worst affected regions, Sindh province. They hope to divert water away from the town of Dadu.

Pakistan is grappling with food shortages after deadly floods left the impoverished country's agriculture belt under water, the prime minister told the Turkish president by phone, as authorities scaled up efforts on Monday to deliver food, tents and other items.

Pakistan races to keep floodwaters out of power station that supplies millions