Flooding forces residents to flee homes by boat in Pakistan
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Flooding forces residents to flee homes by boat in Pakistan
MURIDKE: Flooding from heavy monsoon rains inundated villages in eastern Pakistan, pushing residents to flee their homes by boat over fields turned into vast swathes of water on Monday. AFP journalists witnessed small motor boats chartered by volunteers ferrying residents to safety, but many more were left stranded in Muridke district in Pakistan’s most populous province of Punjab. “It has been...
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Flooding forces residents to flee homes by boat in Pakistan
Flooding from heavy monsoon rains inundated villages in eastern Pakistan, pushing residents to flee their homes by boat over fields turned into vast swathes of water on Monday.
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Pakistan flood survivors rely on volunteer boat crews as villages remain cut off
Muridke, PAKISTAN: Volunteers are ferrying food, drinking water and medicine by boat to thousands of families stranded by monsoon flooding in Pakistan’s eastern Punjab province this week, as residents say they have spent days trapped without official assistance and aid workers warn of growing health risks.
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