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UN: PAKISTAN FLOODS DISPLACE 1 MILLION MORE PEOPLE

27.08.2010 [23:03]
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Baku, August 27 (AZERTAC). The United Nations says new floods in southern Pakistan have displaced about 1 million people since Wednesday, worsening the impact of a month-long flooding disaster.

U.N. officials Friday said the newly displaced flood victims were forced to leave their homes in Sindh province as the swollen Indus River burst its banks.

Pakistani authorities ordered thousands of people to leave the historic town of Thatta in Sindh after the Indus breached a levee nearby. Many residents have refused to leave. Some were seen taking shelter in nearby Makli, sitting out in the open with their cattle and belongings, as authorities worked to repair the levee.

The floods that began almost one month ago have devastated a large swath of Pakistan, starting in the mountainous north and shifting to its southern agricultural heartland. The disaster has killed an estimated 1,600 people and affected up to 20 million others.

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