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Suicide Attacks

Hey guys!
I think you all may know about the suicide attacks in Peshawar and in Quetta. Government must provide full proof security to the public. This is the major responsibility of government. We all as a nation must condemn such things. These must be finished now to bring back peace in Pakistan. Please pray for Pakistan.

Pakistan floods: 'The worst is yet to come'

Before and after: A lush Swat valley turned into water and stones. Photo: Huma Beg

Two women from Islamabad, who decided to put their personal lives on hold in order to help Pakistani flood victims, describe the areas they visited and what they did there.

Huma Beg, film maker

Huma Beg returned to flood-stricken Swat shortly after she had filmed a documentary there about recovery in the post-Taliban era. I was in Swat in July. We were filming celebrations marking the new era of peace after the Taliban had gone. We visited Utror - a village so remote that for the locals there, we were the first outside people they saw after the militants.

Little did I know that a week after I had come back to Islamabad I would return to that same village, only to film a new tragedy.

The difference I saw was incredible. Where orchards once stood, there was nothing - a wasteland of water and stones.
We went back to make a film about the floods, and we did this as a public service, free of charge. The films we made were shown at the national donor conference, at the UN and they are on YouTube. It's our aim to show to as many people as possible the extent of the damage and the profound effects on the people living there.
But as I had made personal connections with the local people, I also wanted to help them, to bring relief, anything that would ease their situation. I've also written a blog about what we saw on our journey.

We purchased goods for up to 20 million rupees ($23,430) - this is money collected from family, friends and people who heard about what we were doing. We singled out 40 widows and 25 disabled children to help.

The situation in the south in 10 times worse, they don't have water, and diseases are spreading. Swat is different. They have water, but they lost everything.
And the worst is yet to come. At this time of the year they would be selling their fruit and vegetables, which would have been their income to see them through the winter. But all that is lost with the orchards and crops destroyed.
Their problems will come in the winter and they'll last for the entire year. Some of them are so afraid of the water, that they have gone higher up in the mountains where they live in tents.
There's someone in the south who travels to that village every five days or so. He keeps me updated about their situation. They are struggling to feed themselves. They are currently growing some vegetables, but they don't have any pulses. They need flour and sugar and that's what we are buying for them now.
Today we'll be heading south where the river is joining the sea. There are fears of more floods in those areas and nobody knows how that will play out.
This is the biggest disaster in the world!

Sympathy with affected family in sialkot

Hi guys!
I think you must have heard about the two young boys that were beaten badly by the people in sialkot. This is really brutality. we all must condemn such cruality. The criminals involved in this act must be given severe punishment. Many of them have been arrested by Pakistan police. They must be given full punishment in order to avoid such event in future.......
                                                              Thanks