Sukkur, Pakistan: Still Displaced by the Floods

October 4, 2010

In Sukkur, Sindh Province, as well as other areas in Pakistan, people displaced by the flooding that began at the end of July are still suffering. About 1,198 Pakistani MSF staff, with 135 international staff, have so far conducted more than 49,500 medical consultations and are distributing 1,250,400 liters (330,320 gallons) of clean water per day in Sindh, Punjab, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces.

 

 

Related:

• Pakistan: Boosting Maternal and Child Health Care in Balochistan
• Pakistan: Summary of MSF's Flood Response
• Pakistan: Tending to the Displaced in southern Sindh province

Tags: Pakistan, Natural Disaster, Refugees and IDPs, Malnutrition, Child

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