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A year after dramatic floods, Pakistan is still waiting for support

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : Nov. 20, 2023 - 14:21

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A year after Pakistan’s worst floods on record almost half of all children in the country are facing stunted growth or malnutrition. Last summer's flooding killed at least 17-hundred people, destroyed millions of homes and wiped-out swaths of farmland. Months on, many families are still struggling to access food and healthcare.

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