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Two more U.S. military planes loaded with tons of aid for Pakistanis affected by flooding from deadly monsoon rains have landed in southern Sindh province

The irrigation authorities on Sunday administered three cuts in the Indus Highway as floodwater from Manchar Lake has started flowing towards Dadu city

COAS visits far flung areas of interior Sindh in Dadu district

More international aid has arrived in Pakistan to help the victims of some of the worst flooding the country has ever experienced. 

DADU, Pakistan (Reuters) - Authorities in southern Pakistan plan to breach the country's Indus Highway, a key transport link, to allow water to flow and prevent flooding in the town of Dadu, officials said on Sunday.

Two more U.S. military planes loaded with tons of aid for Pakistanis affected by flooding from deadly monsoon rains landed Sunday in southern Sindh province, one of the worst-affected regions in the impoverished country.

Floods from a record monsoon and glacial melt in the north of Pakistan have hit 33 million people and killed at least 1,391

Several countries have sent multiple planeloads of aid, with United Arab Emirates being one of the most generous contributors.

Two more U.S. military planes loaded with tons of aid for Pakistanis affected by flooding from deadly monsoon rains landed Sunday in southern Sindh province, one of the worst-affected regions in the impoverished country.

The water level in Manchar Lake was continuously rising despite the administration of cuts at different localities by the authorities.