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Around 200 flood-affected families protested in Sukkur city of Sindh province after a six-year-old girl reportedly died of starvation and illness at a makeshift
It's been over one month since the devastating floods in Pakistan began. The situation got worse when 200 families in Sukkur, Sindh province, of the country, protested after a six-year-old girl died from famine and illness at a temporary shelter. The protesters claimed that the authorities failed to give them proper food and other relief commodities in time, the Dawn reported.
Around 200 flood-affected families protested in Sukkur city of Sindh province after a six-year-old girl reportedly died of starvation and illness at a makeshift shelter near a filling station on the National Highway in the Patni area on Friday.
Death sparks protest by over 200 rain-hit families who say Rohri mukhtiarkar failed to provide them food, relief goods in time.
SUKKUR: Farmers on Thursday staged a sit-in protest at Sukkur Barrage against irrigation water shortage, ARY News reported.