Torrential rains continue to pour all over Pakistan, causing flooding and swelling of rivers. Even more rains are upcoming as next phase of monsoon; While the official death toll remains below 2,000 thus far - well below the 2004 Tsunami, 2005 Pakistan and 2010 Haiti earthquakes - the aftermath in terms of people affected far surpasses those of all these three disasters combined, let alone the property lossess, loss of livelihoods and agriculture, combined with the water borne diseases outbreak.

UN estimates put recovery costs in the billions. Above Fourteen million people have been rendered homeless in the past weeks, and no doubt more will be left without anything in the near future.  
On a recent visit to the country by UN Secretary General Ban ki Moon, he appealed for the international community to do much more to help Pakistan meet the basic requirements in providing shelter, food and medicine to the affected population.  Nearly one in ten Pakistanis has been affected directly by this disaster.
With hottest summer during the holy month of Ramadan, those affected face tough times ahead. They need our help now more than ever.

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