HYDERABAD: There is no respite in sight for people in inundated areas of Sindh where stagnant rainwater can lead to outbreak of epidemic if it is not drained out immediately, while affectees are facing severe problems due to unavailability of food and medicines, Geo News reported.
Rainwater has become headache for the residents of phase-I and II of Qasimabad area of Hyderabad.
Thousands of affectees are living under open sky in Jhando. They said that they are facing acute shortage of food.
Navy soldiers are shifting the people stranded in the low-lying areas to safe places.
In Badin district, rain and saline nullah water in still present. The worst affected areas are Pangrio, Shadilarge, Khoski and others.
Thousands of affectees who have taken shelter at PF Band Dadu are waiting for food. Educational activities are suspended in schools.
Hundreds of houses have been destroyed in torrential rains in Nara and Faiz Gand tehsils of district Khairpur.
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