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Aljazeera.net An evacuation effort on a massive scale is continuing in Pakistan as tens of thousands of people flee another wave of floodwater in the south of the country. The swollen Indus river has burst its banks in Pakistan's southern Sindh province on Monday, … Pakistan warns of more floods as heavy rains fallThe Associated Press Pakistan Warns of Fresh Floods in 'Heart-Wrenching' DisasterBusinessWeek UN chief announces additional aid to PakistanXinhua Monsters and Critics.com -Bloomberg -Sky News all 3,076 news articles » |
August 16, 2010
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