Aid agencies struggle to reach Pakistan flood victims – Reuters
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Aid agencies struggle to reach Pakistan flood victims
Reuters A young flood victim holds out a pot for food while racing after a vehicle with others taking refuge along a roadside in Pakistan's Muzaffargarh district in Punjab province August 13, 2010. By Robert Birsel SUKKUR Pakistan (Reuters) – United Nations … UN ramps up Pakistan medical aidBBC News 1 die, over 300 suffer from food poisoning in Punjab, PakistanXinhua UN confirms cholera case in PakistanABC Online Aljazeera.net -The Australian -Hindustan Times all 3,274 news articles » |
August 14, 2010
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