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Mehreen stands in front of her destroyed house

Safe water: essential for all, available to a few

Hope reignites among flood-affected families after months without safe drinking water

Nafisa (6) drinking wtaer from a community handpump in Sindh.

More than 10 million people, including children, living in Pakistan’s flood-affected areas still lack access to safe drinking water - UNICEF

Noorullah stands in front of his damaged house in Sulool Daramdala village, Upper Dir District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Displaced by the river

Children and families uprooted by the floods struggle to survive Pakistan’s harsh winters

Children sit beside a pond of contaminated flood water near Zangi Brohi Village, Dadu District, Sindh.

18 January 2023

Pakistan’s rains may have stopped, but children are still dying - UNICEF

This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Representative in Pakistan, Abdullah Fadil – to whom quoted text may be attributed - at yesterday’s press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva

09 January 2023

As Pakistan looks to flood recovery,help for children is key

How to pay for flood losses and damage – and build resilience to the next disaster – will be key to Pakistan’s future

A girl in sindh's flood affected areas.

09 January 2023

Up to 4 million children in Pakistan still living next to stagnant and contaminated floodwater

Child survival crisis remains acute in flood-affected areas as rates of respiratory infections and severe acute malnutrition soar

05 February 2020

Taking precautions during heavy rain

Dealing with floods

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