Nearly six month since devastating floods destroyed tens of thousands of acres of land in Pakistan's Sindh area, thousands of farmers have been unable to return to their lands and are still living in relief camps.
Millions of dollars in aid was pledged to help, but a UK-based charity organisation said it was not satisfied with relief efforts made by the international community.
Al Jazeera's Kamal Hyder reports from Sindh.
Comments on "Pakistan flood victims still in camps"
Suicide? plumers lol Suicide? plumers lol
agreed? agreed?
all? pakistanis ... all? pakistanis want to support Al Quidia
i feel vry sad fr ... i feel vry sad fr tis people...they government spends $5 billions? on military every yr but neglects its people
Its very Sad i Hope ... Its very Sad i Hope my People Endure? this
Meanwhile, ... Meanwhile, Pakistani Extremist? Leaders are calling for a war with India..
Wake up people of Pakistan, These Hate preachers are fooling you !
Pakistan needs Infrastructure Development, Feeding the Poor, Job Creation, Improve in trade relations and increased educational penetration in Rural areas. This will make your country great, Not a useless war with India..
all im saying is, ... all im saying is, pakistan should use the money that it has to help its own people? instead of spending it on nuclear weapons which costs billions of dollars. a top pakistani official said, they'd bankrupt the country if they have to but they're gonna have nuclear weapon. and ur comparing US with Pakistan? one's a first world and next is a third world country. u can't even compare the two. so stop being a dumbass.
Just Allah's little ... Just Allah's little way of saying "Have a? great day!"
Just Allah's little ... Just Allah's little way of saying "Have a great day!"?
Just Allah's little ... Just Allah's little way? of saying "Have a great day!"
Anyone would? beg ... Anyone would? beg to help his/her child. Please acknowledge your prejudice and deal w/ it. Then, you can have a level convo. peace
they arent begging ... they arent begging like? pakistanis
Well, you haven't ... Well, you haven't been to New Orleans or Skid Row (40,000 homeless!!! in LA)? :With over 40,000 homeless living on its streets, Los Angeles is the homeless capital of the country. The largest cluster of those homeless men and women?nearly four thousand?lives on Skid Row, just in the shadow of city hall, where city and county government make policy decisions about the issue. Nearly five years after Mayor Villaraigosa's ambitious Skid Row Safer City Initiative?t
@MsColdCanada It's ... @MsColdCanada It's not awful, it's truth. I suppose we shouldn't preach hell either because we're "trying to frighten them"! I'll bet you if we said, "We'll give humanitarian aid in the name of JESUS and in exchange, we? get to build churches in your camps and preach the gospel without reprisal", they would refuse the help! You can't call being honest and firm about Christ "awful"...by the way, MS went out in the 70's.
That's awful. As if ... That's awful. As if no Christian has ever been affected by a flood. Your words are not Christ-like. Don't try to frighten people? into changing religions. That's not a way to spread the good news. Love your neighbour.
@Alhazem1 They can ... @Alhazem1 They can choose to worship Jesus instead of the antichrist false god they serve...let him help? them...oh, that's right, he CAN'T!
These people have ... These people have no say? in what happens in their government which is runned by the army. So stop using politics as an excuse to not help these people.
@madebutante I ... @madebutante I feel bad for these? people...because they are to stubborn or idolatrous to turn to Jesus and be saved. False gods are useless, stop following them...until then, this is your lot in life...
they rather? spend ... they rather? spend money on missiles
lol the US people ... lol the US people also don't live in tents and beg for money. just saying. don't compare yourself to the rich? people.
these people need ... these people need us ! actualy these people want to kill us and love Al Qauida? so this is the muslim countrys problem,has nothing to do with us,let the saudies give them some money.
Polluting countries ... Polluting countries are criminal. Climate change caused by greed and disregard for life has cost lives of precious people. The governments of the U.S.? and Pakistan are criminal, but the people themselves are innocent.
where is your heart ... where is your heart?? these are families w/ children?
the u.s. has the ... the u.s. has the most weapons. why do you? blame poor people??
Your government ... Your government doesn't care and you threw US out...?
Lol maybe govt ... Lol maybe govt should spend? their billions in helping people instead of making nuclear weapons. Just sayin
RAHMA.? RAHMA.?
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