Pakistan Floods People

Published on July 31, 2010 by admin · No Comments

Following the disastrous floods in Pakistan have a devastating effect on the country and around the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province (former province of NWFP), the Information Minister Mian Iftikhar Hussain, said the death toll now stands at approximately 800Another 25 deaths have been reported in the flooded area of Kashmir controlled by Pakistan. Bashir Ahmed Bilour, a provincial minister said the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that most deaths occurred in the flow of mud have destroyed homes in parts of Swat and Shangla areas and reservoir, according to a CNN reportThousands ha Crops were ruined and floods have caused extensive damage to businesses, schools and government buildings. Apparently, some parts of the valley of Swat, and Peshawar Shangla are isolated by flooding in an area inaccessible by road.

They say it’s more rain in the city for decades. The rest of the province received between 250 mm and 300 mm of rain during the same time periodThe flooding caused by record rainfall caused massive destruction of the past week, especially in the province’s northwest, where Authorities said it was the worst flooding since 1929. The United Nations said Saturday that about 1 million people were affected by the disaster, but does not specify exactly what meantMujahid Khan, a spokesman for the Edhi Foundation, said 635 people died in the province of Khyber- Pakhtunkhwa, the worst-displacedRivers area with more than 400,000 people swollen by monsoon rains inundated thousands of villages, made dozens of bridges and telecommunications installations, blocked roads and flooded thousands of hectares of farmland