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Temple Provides Food, Shelter To People Affected By Pak Floods: Report
As millions across Pakistan marooned and displaced by the catastrophic floods desperately await assistance, a Hindu temple in a tiny village of Balochistan is providing food and shelter to about 200 to 300 flood-hit flood-hit people, mostly Muslims.
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Singer Wahab Bugti Left Homeless Due To Balochistan Floods, Internet Offers Help
Wahab Ali Bugti, a Pakistani singer who became famous with song 'Kana Yaari' on Coke Studio, has lost his home due to the floods that have ravaged Balochistan.
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Over 50 Villages In Pakistan Submerged In Flash Floods: Report
As many as 30 villages submerged in Sindh province in Pakistan after flash floods from Balochistan entered the province, taking the total number of drowned villages in the hilly region to 50, local media reported.
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Pakistan: 60 dead in rains, floods; Karachi worst-hit
Heavy monsoon rains and flash floods across Pakistan have killed 60 people over the past three days, with southern port city of Karachi being worst-hit, officials said today.
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Temple Provides Food, Shelter To People Affected By Pak Floods: Report
As millions across Pakistan marooned and displaced by the catastrophic floods desperately await assistance, a Hindu temple in a tiny village of Balochistan is providing food and shelter to about 200 to 300 flood-hit flood-hit people, mostly Muslims.
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Singer Wahab Bugti Left Homeless Due To Balochistan Floods, Internet Offers Help
Wahab Ali Bugti, a Pakistani singer who became famous with song 'Kana Yaari' on Coke Studio, has lost his home due to the floods that have ravaged Balochistan.
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Over 50 Villages In Pakistan Submerged In Flash Floods: Report
As many as 30 villages submerged in Sindh province in Pakistan after flash floods from Balochistan entered the province, taking the total number of drowned villages in the hilly region to 50, local media reported.
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Pakistan: 60 dead in rains, floods; Karachi worst-hit
Heavy monsoon rains and flash floods across Pakistan have killed 60 people over the past three days, with southern port city of Karachi being worst-hit, officials said today.
