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Facing monsoons and floods that are far more frequent and severe than the norm. sindh province has seen nearly nine times its usual august rainfall. so, the country is urgently asking others for help. we�*re working with 35 donors right now. but, you know, the responses are in principle very, very positive. but we do need technical assistance. we need a lot of mobilization on the ground. pakistan was already facing an economic crisis. so, these floods are coming at a difficult time. and with s...

So, these floods are coming at a difficult time. and with some areas bracing for torrents of water from swollen rivers, the damage is not over yet. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. toor—harb as—gar from bbc urdu is in the koh—e sulayman mountain range in central pakistan which has seen repeated flash flooding for the past month. officials have just opened the main access roads and started relief activities in the area. she has been speaking to those who have walked for hours to get relief help. r...

So the prime minister only then realised how much of a disaster has happened there because there are very many small towns over there which are totally not linked to the rest of the country and were completely cut off when the disaster initially happened because these rains have started from mid june, from the middle ofjune, and since then it is only increasing. and right now, even as i sit in sindh province, in the capital of sindh right now, karachi, there are warnings that more rain is going ...

The crisis continues. richard galpin, bbc news. bbc urdu reporter saher baloch is in karachi. she described the scale of the emergency response. right whats happening is that rescue operations are continuing in most parts of the country, specifically in khyber pakhtunkhwa province where tourists were stranded, and right now a0 tourists have been evacuated from there and 300 are actually stranded so right now rescue operations are limited because access is limited and most of khyber pakhtunkhwa i...

So we have done that with the support that we got from our emergency fund, we are now going to launch an appeal for 13 million swiss francs in which we will help 133,000 people and the needs will be the same. so we have to replenish our stocks, our pre—positioned stocks on shelter material. we need money for the mosquito nets, for blankets, because winter is coming. so we need winterised kits as well for the affected population. people have lost everything. so thats what we need. so we need wi...

Thousands of people have become homeless in the flooding in south Punjab. There are growing fears that the situation might aggravate further

Pakistani authorities, who are notorious for enforced disappearances of Balochs, in the latest crackdown, took away a Baloch rights activist from his book shop in Urdu Bazaar who used to publish books and magazines.

Leaked where they are being blackmailed to pay money, where they are in blackmailed to perform sexual favours to avoid such images being leaked. irlane such images being leaked. none of this should _ such images being leaked. none of this should be _ such images being leaked. none of this should be a _ such images being leaked. none of this should be a surprise - such images being leaked. none of this should be a surprise to the men posting and trading material on the group set up by zippomad. m...