Flood Hits Pakistan (Emergency Relief)
August 2011 floods affected more than 20 million people in Pakistan. It is the worst floods in 80 years. Hundreds of dead and missing. Thousands of families/people continue to be affected by worst floods. Millions of victims in urgent need of emergency aid.
UCO continue to provide emergency aid to flood victims to donate us go to http://uco4peace.weebly.com
BADIN: The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) on Monday said over 200,000 people have been affected in flood-hit areas in interior Sindh. The authority says a hundred villages have been flooded in Badin after a breach in a major salinity drain widened further to 200 feet.Villages and crops have been flooded in Pangrio while a grid station has also been inundated.A large number of people have been marooned at dry spots in Badin, Tando Mohammad Khan and Mirpur Khas after being surrounded by flood waters.
Express 24/7 correspondent Ahmed Jung reported that locals have gathered to help displaced villagers, but no camps have been set up yet.
ISLAMABAD: Torrential rains filled all water streams in Punjab and posed a flood threat in the province while Badin district in Sindh was declared calamity hit on Saturday, DawnNews reported.
A lage number of villages have been cut off from the out side world and hundreds of people marooned.The continuous heavy downpour has adversely affected Kharif crops of cotton and paddy and washed away vegetables and fodder on thousands of acres in lower region of the province.In Punjab, incessant rains brimmed Dek Nullah while high level flood is being feared in Ek Nullah near Daska.Punjab Natural Disaster Management Authority director General (r) Khalid Sher said that 20,000 cusecs of water was flowing from Ek Nullah. He said that emergency has been declared in Sialkot, Daska, Wazirabad and Khanki, a private news channel reported.Many areas near Daska submerged after the banks of Ek Nullah wilted against water.Villages in the outskirts of Dek Nullah were inundated. Kasur Rohi Nullah played havoc and flooded dozens of villages and hundreds of acres of agricultural land.Authorities feared worse flooding was to come in and around Karachi and tried to evacuate people from their homes elsewhere along the country’s southern coastline. Some villagers refused to move, but several thousand people shifted to higher ground, said Hamal Kalmati, a government minister in Baluchistan province.He said many mud houses in Gawadar and Pasni districts had already collapsed.
The storm made landfall late Sunday to the east of Karachi, bringing winds as high as 50 miles (80 kilometers) per hour. The meteorological department said ocean storm surges of between 2 and 4 meters were likely in Karachi and other coastal towns.The storm was forecast to lose strength as it moved inland. Originally of cyclone strength, Tropical Storm Phet hit Oman on Friday, killing at least two people and causing widespread flooding.
In Karachi, hours of rain left roads under more than one foot (30 centimeters) of water. Electricity was cut in many districts in the mostly low-lying city of 18 million people.Many parts of Karachi and other towns along Pakistan’s coast are desperately poor. Roads, bridges, houses and drainage systems are already in bad condition, making them vulnerable to high winds, heavy rain and rough seas.The heavy rains were welcomed by some residents in Karachi, which is baking in the summer heat.
“Let the storm come. We are not afraid,” said Saeed Ali, a 17-year student who was playing cricket on a normally busy street. “We rarely get rain in summer. This is a golden moment
My dear brothers and sisters As you would be hear and read all about Pakistan here is Bad Terrible Strom,flood and heavy Rain in Pakistian in Karachi,and also diffrent villages,and cities also affacted with this Bad Strom and floodThousands of lost them home,famillies mambers and peoples..Right now we all team at affacted area and helping families and for peopels to found them and get all them for safe pleace.Pakistan faces an unprecedented humanitarian crisis as thousands of people have been displaced and lost their properties, crops, businesses and cattle due to current flash floods and heavy monsoon rains from Kashmir, KP, Punjab, Balochistan and Sindh. While the whole communication infrastructure has been severely damagedFlash flood triggered by torrential rains have killed more than 1000 people and rendered thousands homeless in northwestern Pakistan. Rivers having burst their banks after two days of heavy rain—the worst in 80 years—have gone to destroy whole communities of mud bricks huts.More than 140,00000 people have been displaced and thousands of homes have been lost in all over Pakistan. The monsoon has been lashing the country intermittently over the past two weeks. The Army has been summoned for the rescue operations. The military said in a statement that it had said in a statement that it had dispatched boats to rescue standard people and Army engineers are attempting to open roads and divert the water from key routes.
In effort to help the victims of flood 2011 all over Pakistan, We team of UCO to put our best efforts to get the relief to the areas where it is needed. Please join our hands with anything and everything that you can manage financially or socially.
but it is very difficult because flood destroyed so many roads that connect with other cities, people are still crying for help, they need food for their daily life, shelter is very important because the rain is till continue in some parts, people need clean water because many people died because they used the dirty water of flood for drinking, many children died with different diseases and many are dying now with hunger and diseases, People are still crying for help, for food, medicine, shelter, clothes, clean water, milk for children, Your little support can save a life, by helping people who are dying with hunger, You will be blessed to help them and save lives of people, Pray and ask God about it,
UCO visited these affected communities and brought the following assessment of respected areas recently.
Overall Objectives:
UCO’s overall objective is to help the affected communities of BADIN,SAHIWAL,BORWALA AND KASOOR. to restore their living condition with hygienic practices.
The specific objectives are:
To ensure the provision of safe drinking water
To educate the affected communities with hygiene by organizing hygiene sessions and providing hygiene kits.
To ensure the restoration of water resources
Activities:
1500 hygiene kits would be provided to 1500 families. Hygiene kits included (Bath Soap 3, detergent Soap 3, Nail cutter 1, hair brush 3, tooth brush 6, toothpaste 2, towels 2, under garments and pads for women 3 packet & pampers for children 1 packet, water vessel 1.
Conduct 16 hygiene sessions with women and children
Restore the present water resources for the affected households
6 litres mineral water bottles will be given to 1500 families 2 to each.
Indicators:
1500 families benefited from the hygiene kits and practicing safe hygiene
Water pumps or other water source has been restored for the affected households
1500 families has been educated with safe hygiene and practicing hygiene
Methodology:
UCO shall collaborate with local organizations of Badin and Kasoor and get 4 volunteers from Districts Sahiwal and borwala to make the project successful and reach to the target families easily. There will be a coordinator from UCO to see the over all project.
Duration of the Project: Three Months
Reporting Period:
UCO will submit the final report against this three months project after the completion. UCO will also submit weekly progress report Keep praying...
Jesus Loves You
President&CEO
Faisal John&Team
UCO
Pakistan
UCO continue to provide emergency aid to flood victims to donate us go to http://uco4peace.weebly.com
BADIN: The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) on Monday said over 200,000 people have been affected in flood-hit areas in interior Sindh. The authority says a hundred villages have been flooded in Badin after a breach in a major salinity drain widened further to 200 feet.Villages and crops have been flooded in Pangrio while a grid station has also been inundated.A large number of people have been marooned at dry spots in Badin, Tando Mohammad Khan and Mirpur Khas after being surrounded by flood waters.
Express 24/7 correspondent Ahmed Jung reported that locals have gathered to help displaced villagers, but no camps have been set up yet.
ISLAMABAD: Torrential rains filled all water streams in Punjab and posed a flood threat in the province while Badin district in Sindh was declared calamity hit on Saturday, DawnNews reported.
A lage number of villages have been cut off from the out side world and hundreds of people marooned.The continuous heavy downpour has adversely affected Kharif crops of cotton and paddy and washed away vegetables and fodder on thousands of acres in lower region of the province.In Punjab, incessant rains brimmed Dek Nullah while high level flood is being feared in Ek Nullah near Daska.Punjab Natural Disaster Management Authority director General (r) Khalid Sher said that 20,000 cusecs of water was flowing from Ek Nullah. He said that emergency has been declared in Sialkot, Daska, Wazirabad and Khanki, a private news channel reported.Many areas near Daska submerged after the banks of Ek Nullah wilted against water.Villages in the outskirts of Dek Nullah were inundated. Kasur Rohi Nullah played havoc and flooded dozens of villages and hundreds of acres of agricultural land.Authorities feared worse flooding was to come in and around Karachi and tried to evacuate people from their homes elsewhere along the country’s southern coastline. Some villagers refused to move, but several thousand people shifted to higher ground, said Hamal Kalmati, a government minister in Baluchistan province.He said many mud houses in Gawadar and Pasni districts had already collapsed.
The storm made landfall late Sunday to the east of Karachi, bringing winds as high as 50 miles (80 kilometers) per hour. The meteorological department said ocean storm surges of between 2 and 4 meters were likely in Karachi and other coastal towns.The storm was forecast to lose strength as it moved inland. Originally of cyclone strength, Tropical Storm Phet hit Oman on Friday, killing at least two people and causing widespread flooding.
In Karachi, hours of rain left roads under more than one foot (30 centimeters) of water. Electricity was cut in many districts in the mostly low-lying city of 18 million people.Many parts of Karachi and other towns along Pakistan’s coast are desperately poor. Roads, bridges, houses and drainage systems are already in bad condition, making them vulnerable to high winds, heavy rain and rough seas.The heavy rains were welcomed by some residents in Karachi, which is baking in the summer heat.
“Let the storm come. We are not afraid,” said Saeed Ali, a 17-year student who was playing cricket on a normally busy street. “We rarely get rain in summer. This is a golden moment
My dear brothers and sisters As you would be hear and read all about Pakistan here is Bad Terrible Strom,flood and heavy Rain in Pakistian in Karachi,and also diffrent villages,and cities also affacted with this Bad Strom and floodThousands of lost them home,famillies mambers and peoples..Right now we all team at affacted area and helping families and for peopels to found them and get all them for safe pleace.Pakistan faces an unprecedented humanitarian crisis as thousands of people have been displaced and lost their properties, crops, businesses and cattle due to current flash floods and heavy monsoon rains from Kashmir, KP, Punjab, Balochistan and Sindh. While the whole communication infrastructure has been severely damagedFlash flood triggered by torrential rains have killed more than 1000 people and rendered thousands homeless in northwestern Pakistan. Rivers having burst their banks after two days of heavy rain—the worst in 80 years—have gone to destroy whole communities of mud bricks huts.More than 140,00000 people have been displaced and thousands of homes have been lost in all over Pakistan. The monsoon has been lashing the country intermittently over the past two weeks. The Army has been summoned for the rescue operations. The military said in a statement that it had said in a statement that it had dispatched boats to rescue standard people and Army engineers are attempting to open roads and divert the water from key routes.
In effort to help the victims of flood 2011 all over Pakistan, We team of UCO to put our best efforts to get the relief to the areas where it is needed. Please join our hands with anything and everything that you can manage financially or socially.
but it is very difficult because flood destroyed so many roads that connect with other cities, people are still crying for help, they need food for their daily life, shelter is very important because the rain is till continue in some parts, people need clean water because many people died because they used the dirty water of flood for drinking, many children died with different diseases and many are dying now with hunger and diseases, People are still crying for help, for food, medicine, shelter, clothes, clean water, milk for children, Your little support can save a life, by helping people who are dying with hunger, You will be blessed to help them and save lives of people, Pray and ask God about it,
UCO visited these affected communities and brought the following assessment of respected areas recently.
Overall Objectives:
UCO’s overall objective is to help the affected communities of BADIN,SAHIWAL,BORWALA AND KASOOR. to restore their living condition with hygienic practices.
The specific objectives are:
To ensure the provision of safe drinking water
To educate the affected communities with hygiene by organizing hygiene sessions and providing hygiene kits.
To ensure the restoration of water resources
Activities:
1500 hygiene kits would be provided to 1500 families. Hygiene kits included (Bath Soap 3, detergent Soap 3, Nail cutter 1, hair brush 3, tooth brush 6, toothpaste 2, towels 2, under garments and pads for women 3 packet & pampers for children 1 packet, water vessel 1.
Conduct 16 hygiene sessions with women and children
Restore the present water resources for the affected households
6 litres mineral water bottles will be given to 1500 families 2 to each.
Indicators:
1500 families benefited from the hygiene kits and practicing safe hygiene
Water pumps or other water source has been restored for the affected households
1500 families has been educated with safe hygiene and practicing hygiene
Methodology:
UCO shall collaborate with local organizations of Badin and Kasoor and get 4 volunteers from Districts Sahiwal and borwala to make the project successful and reach to the target families easily. There will be a coordinator from UCO to see the over all project.
Duration of the Project: Three Months
Reporting Period:
UCO will submit the final report against this three months project after the completion. UCO will also submit weekly progress report Keep praying...
Jesus Loves You
President&CEO
Faisal John&Team
UCO
Pakistan
