Karachi To khairpur Mirs & Sukkur for

1. More than one million houses have been
destroyed or damaged
Many people who have lost their homes have set up
makeshift shelters along or near the roadways, while
others are now living on riverbanks. In Balochistan
province, 31 districts out of 33 have been severely affected.
Our teams, including staff who've had their own homes
flooded, are providing general healthcare to people
congregating on the roads and in schools.

2. Access to clean water, food and shelter
are the most pressing needs
With roads and access points completely flooded, food
and other supplies are dwindling. There is a dire need for
adequate water and sanitation in order to prevent the
widespread outbreak of disease. An increase of vector-
borne diseases, such as dengue and malaria, are expected.
Our teams are currently assessing the needs and are
preparing accordingly.

3. We are seeing people with respiratory
infections, fever, skin diseases and
diarrhoea
We have started up mobile clinics in Dera Murad Jamali
(DMJ), in Balochistan, providing basic healthcare and
health promotion activities, as well as referrals to the
District Headquarters hospital in DMJ. Most of the
patients we treat have respiratory infections, fever, skin
diseases and diarrhoea. We are also screening children for
malnutrition through our mobile clinics.
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