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VOICES FROM THE FIELDTHE IRC BLOG
Pakistan floods keep pushing south
Two men walk through what was recently a large rice field near Sukkur in Pakistan’s Sindh province.
Pakistan floods push South
The IRC's Peter Biro took these photos in the southernmost province of Sindh, where people continue to stream into urban centers and camps as the flood water rises.
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I am traveling with a team of IRC colleagues delivering aid in Pakistan, where 20 million people have been affected by monsoon floods which now cover a fifth of the country.
Here are some photos I took in the southernmost province of Sindh [map], where people continue to stream into urban centers and camps as the flood water rises.
An estimated 3.6 million people have been made homeless by the deluge in Sindh province alone, with numbers expected to rise in coming days.
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