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Monsoon rains which began in early September have affected more than five million people across three provinces of Pakistan. This is the third successive year in which the country has been hit by severe and widespread flooding.

UNICEF continues to work to meet the growing needs of those affected and displaced from their homes by providing therapeutic feeding centres to treat malnutrition, clean drinking water and temporary education services for children unable to attend school.  

You can help children in Pakistan by donating to our Children's Emergency Fund.

22 October 2012

Resilient despite losing her home, 13 year old Lali Kaur, seen here with her cousin, holds her baby sister outside their family’s temporary shelter on the side of the main road in Shikarpur District in Sindh Province. Torrential rains have devastated communities in some of the most poverty-stricken districts.  © UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1313/Asad ZaidiEight year old Fahimada carries a small container of water, collected from a nearby handpump, through flooded land back to her tent shelter. UNICEF provides clean, safe drinking water for displaced families affected by the floods. © UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1318/Asad ZaidiLal Khatoon and her six year old granddaughter, Razia, collect water at a handpump in a flooded area of Ghulam Qadir Village in Shikarpur District in Sindh Province. Over one million acres of land have been affected by floods causing many water sources to become contaminated.UNICEF supplies water purification tablets to help ensure children have access to clean water. © UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1319/Asad ZaidiWomen make 'roti', a traditional flatbread, beside flood waters, near Abdul Aziz Jatoi Village in Sindh Province. Many displaced families have been forced to set up temporary shelter in the region. © UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1317/Asad ZaidiHealth Worker Bushra Arain speaks with flood-affected women and children about their health needs, in Ghulam Qadir Village in Shikarpur District in Sindh Province. UNICEF helps provide information for those affected by flooding and displacement. © UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1322/Asad ZaidiA child receives a dose of oral polio vaccine from a health worker who is being assisted by Mai Sumbal, an elderly woman from the community, in flood-affected Sono Solangi Village in Kharpur District, in Sindh Province.  © UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1309/Asad ZaidiA woman carries a bucket filled with safe water that she was given during a water distribution from a UNICEF tanker-truck, on the Jamali Bypass, the main highway in Jacobabad District, in Sindh Province. © UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1321/Asad ZaidiA girl held by her mother receives a dose of oral polio vaccine from a health worker, at the family’s home in Labano Village in Khairpur District in Sindh Province. © UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1305/Asad ZaidiFarzana holds her 6 month old daughter, Umama, while sitting in the open air on a traditional bed called a ‘charpai’ in a flooded area in Jacobabad District in Sindh Province. © UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1318/Asad Zaidi
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Resilient despite losing her home, 13 year old Lali Kaur, seen here with her cousin, holds her baby sister outside their family’s temporary shelter on the main road in Shikarpur District in Sindh Province. Torrential rains have devastated communities in some of the most poverty-stricken districts of Pakistan.

© UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1313/Asad Zaidi

Eight year old Fahimada carries a small container of water, collected from a nearby handpump, through flooded land back to her tent shelter. UNICEF provides clean, safe drinking water for displaced families affected by the floods.

© UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1318/Asad Zaidi

Lal Khatoon and her six year old granddaughter, Razia, collect water at a handpump in a flooded area of Ghulam Qadir Village in Shikarpur District in Sindh Province. Over one million acres of land have been affected by floods causing many water sources to become contaminated.UNICEF supplies water purification tablets to help ensure children have access to clean water.

© UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1319/Asad Zaidi

Women make 'roti', a traditional flatbread, beside flood waters, near Abdul Aziz Jatoi Village in Sindh Province. Many displaced families have been forced to set up temporary shelter in the region.

© UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1317/Asad Zaidi

Health Worker Bushra Arain speaks with flood-affected women and children about their health needs, in Ghulam Qadir Village in Shikarpur District in Sindh Province. UNICEF helps provide information for those affected by flooding and displacement.

© UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1322/Asad Zaidi

A child receives a dose of oral polio vaccine from a health worker who is being assisted by Mai Sumbal, an elderly woman from the community, in flood-affected Sono Solangi Village in Kharpur District, in Sindh Province. Pakistan is one of just three polio-endemic countries, with Afghanistan and Nigeria, remaining in the world and presently has the world’s highest number of new polio cases.

© UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1309/Asad Zaidi

A woman carries a bucket filled with safe water that she was given during a water distribution from a UNICEF tanker-truck, on the Jamali Bypass, the main highway in Jacobabad District, in Sindh Province.

© UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1321/Asad Zaidi

A girl held by her mother receives a dose of oral polio vaccine from a health worker, at the family’s home in Labano Village in Khairpur District in Sindh Province.Health workers are vaccinating all children under age five in the village.

© UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1305/Asad Zaidi

Farzana holds her 6 month old daughter, Umama, while sitting in the open air on a traditional bed called a ‘charpai’ in a flooded area in Jacobabad District in Sindh Province.

© UNICEF/NYHQ2012-1318/Asad Zaidi

 
 

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