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More on the Aftermath of the floods in Pakistan

Inundated

A town is split in half by flood waters in late July. The number of people thought to be affected by the disaster has soared to nearly 14 million, according to an estimate provided by the Pakistani government to the U.N.

Wait

Men gather to cross a collapsed bridge with the help of the Pakistan Army. Although its response has been limited, the Pakistani army at least has been visible. 

Improvised Conveyance

The Pakistan Army created a lift to shuttle people across the Swat River after floodwaters destroyed a bridge.

Damage

A man gathers what remains of his belongings in Nowshera.

Washed Away

The village of Bara Banadai, in the Swat Valley, was devastated by the floodwaters. A special session of the U.N. General Assembly last week saw the international community nearly quadruple its support to date. Still, the sums could fall short of what will be required. By some estimates, the cost of the flooding could reach up to $15 billion.

Muddied

Nearly a month since heavy monsoons caused the worst flooding in Pakistan's history, one-fifth of its territory is now enveloped in a sheet of water. Residents gather near a flooded bridge in Punjab last weekend. 

Tracks

Displaced people look for transportation in Chakdara. 

Aid

A local organization distributes food to people who have not found placement in camps. Standing to benefit from the disaster are Pakistan's hard-line Islamist groups, who have been pushed to the sidelines by elections and weakened by military offensives. 

Snared

This girl was injured afte becoming tangled in wires stretching from a distribution truck in Punjab.

NGO

Displaced residents of villages surrounding Punjab gather as aid is distributed. The total number of people displaced has risen to nearly 5 million, the largest movement of people in the region since the subcontinent's partition in 1947.

Off the Grid

Families displaced by the flood, but unable to find a place in refugee camps live beside Sananawa Road near a power plant.

On the Move

Families travel on a flooded road in Multan. The waters have snaked down the length of the country, headed toward the Arabian Sea, submerging 17 million acres of agricultural land in their wake. 

Gone

An eighty-year-old woman stands where her house, destroyed by floodwaters, once stood in Mehmood Kot, a village in southern Pakistan near Punjab. The floods, which killed 1500 and left more than 4 million without homes, may be the worst in Pakistan's history. 

Sickness

A child with cholera is carried by her father to the emergency room at a hospital in Sukkur. Outbreaks of cholera and dysentery have heightened fears of a wider spread of deadly water-borne diseases.

Darkness Falls

Families unable to find placement in refugee camps live near a canal in Punjab. In the towns and villages where people now shelter — in tented camps, cramped school and government buildings and even on roadsides — the price of food and other basic needs has soared.

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