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    Pakistan: Flood relief 2010

  • A Malteser International doctor examines a woman at a mobile clinic in a school near Rahim Yar Khan. Photo: Alexander Bühler
    (02/2011)

    A Malteser International doctor examines a woman at a mobile clinic in a school. Photo: Alexander BühlerDownload

  • In Punjab, many children suffer from respiratory diseases due to the hard winter. Photo: Alexander Bühler
    (02/2011)

    In Punjab, many children suffer from respiratory diseases due to the hard winter. Photo: Alexander BühlerDownload

  • Nazir Namber Dhar: Many flood affected still live in tents and suffer from infectious diseases. Photo: Alexander Bühler
    (02/2011)

    Nazir Namber Dhar: Many flood affected still live in tents and suffer from infectious diseases. Photo: Alexander BühlerDownload

  • Punjab: Malteser International distributed jerry cans for the safe storage of drinking water in the tents. Photo: Alexander Bühler
    (06/2011)

    Malteser International distributed jerry cans for the safe storage of drinking water. Photo: Alexander BühlerDownload

  • These flood affected wait for the distribution of relief items like jerry cans, soap and medicine in Basti Mumdani (Punjab). Photo: Alexander Bühler
    (02/2011)

    These flood affected wait for the distribution of relief items like jerry cans and soap. Photo: Alexander BühlerDownload

  • Is the water quality ok? The water treatment plant supplies 1500 litre of drinking water per hour for the village and the health unit. Photo: Alexander Bühler
    (02/2011)

    Is the water quality ok? Photo: Alexander BühlerDownload

  • After the floods in Pakistan, Malteser International supports the public health systems in the provinces Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab but sends its ten medical teams also to places where health facilities have been destroyed. Photo: Malteser International
    (02/2011)

    Flood relief Pakistan 2010: Treatment of affected at the Mingora mobile clinicDownload

  • Watery diarrhoea, pneumonia and skin diseases are the most common. Photo: Malteser International
    (02/2011)

    A child is examined.Download

  • Whole houses have been washed away by the rivers in northern Pakistan. Foto: Malteser International
    (02/2011)

    Ruin of a house next to the river.Download

  • Juergen Clemens, Malteser International staff, in Pakistan with the aim of getting to know the situation. Photo: Malteser International
    (02/2011)

    A local staff member shows the destruction caused by the floods.Download

  • All patients get registered. Photo: Malteser International
    (02/2011)

    Registration bookDownload

  • Dangerous Playground: These children at Mingora are risking infections when they are playing in the sewer. Photo: Malteser International
    (02/2011)

    Flood relief Pakistan 2010: The danger of diseases is huge when children are in close contact with contaminated water.Download

  • Our help is welcome: Women are queuing at a mobile clinic at Mingora. Photo: Malteser International
    (02/2011)

    Women queuing in front of a mobile clinicDownload

  • Distribution of soaps and water treatment tabs are part of the hygiene awareness campaign at Kokaray. Photo: Malteser International
    (02/2011)

    Malteser International staff members talking to people in Kokaray.Download

  • NIDA. Die am meisten betroffenen Familien in den Distrikten Swat und Kohistan wurden so unterstützt. Foto: Malteser International.
    (02/2011)

    Distribution of relief itemsDownload

  • After a distribution of relief kits: Affected families are happy about the kits which contain cans, pots and other useful material. Photo: Malteser International
    (05/2011)

    Distribution of relief itemsDownload

  • In southern Punjab (south Pakistan), Malteser International has set up three water treatment plants close to health facilities. Foto: Malteser International
    (02/2011)

    Installation of a water treatment plantDownload

 
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