Motor Sports Club Pakistan

They are working to provide Relief and donations collected from anyone and everyone and passing out to the needy people effected by the massive floods in Sindh.

Urgent plea for blankets and warm clothes

Angelina Jolie Not Happy With Her Visit to Pakistan

UBL Water Purifier: You donate one and UBL will one for free

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Johi embankment breached in Dadu

Coordinating Disaster Relief for South Asia

Feedback:Sajawal, Surjani band (Embankment) 70 miles from Karachi

Anti-fungal creams (Ketoconazole), steroid creams and antibiotic eye ointments are desperately required all over, even in Sindh. Although IV fluids were not needed, diarheaa was a growing problem. Malaria too was rampant and there was a desperate need for tetanus shot and foot wear for children.  Some further medicines are mentioned below:

1.       Multivitamins for adults

2.       Multivitamins for children

3.       Folic acid and calcium tablets for women

4.       Ciproflox syrup

5.       Amoxicillin syrup

6.       Scabion lotion

7.       Polyfax

8.       Fusidin

9.       Augmentin

10.   Antifungal creams (ketoconazole)

11.   Panadol

12.   (some drugs that were needed on the field for some patients were citral syrup, citrosoda, ponston forte. Napa suppositories, which was only needed for a few children, but is mentioned.)

13.   Steroid ointments

14.   Eye drops and eye ointments

15.   Dressing wounds

16.   ORS and water

Raw Video: Deadly Floods Sweep Across Pakistan(Old Video)

Map -Breach at Kot Almo

Dubai: Pakistan Zindabad Flood Relief Volunteers

Flood Relief August 25th -- Surjani Band--(PICTURES)

These are some of the pictures taken on a trip to Sajawal, 2 hours about 70 miles from Karachi. They were on the embankment of Surjani most of the time, and they had 3 OPDs. the first OPD was at the army camp, and the second and third were mobile OPDs, our last stop being the one where supplies were given away. The river's level was rising, and the embankemt was weak in one area which the army tried to strengthen,however there was a breach in it this morning

Floods in Shangla district, Pakistan

Pakistan floods: 'Desperate for doctors'

Karachi Relief Trust

A Trust with sponsors like Nestle, Engro, etc and partners like Indus Hospital, Lucky Group, Tabba Foundation,etc.

Flood Relief Operations Live Update Tool

Maps by United Nations on Flooding

Pictures of Floods in Pakistan by Pakistan Army

How to Pack Relief Boxes

Boatman Sanaullah saved 2,500 lives during flood

EDHI begs for Flood Victims