Support Victims Avalanches and Floods Hit Pakistan
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Disaster Relief providing food, water and shelter. Avalanches, flooding and harsh winter weather have killed more than 93 people across Pakistan. At least 93 people died and 76 were injured across Pakistan in recent days – with several still missing. Pakistani Kashmir was the worst-hit area, with 62 people killed and 10 others missing. In Kashmir’s picturesque but conflict-riven Neelum Valley, heavy snowfall triggered several avalanches, including one that hit a village and killed at least 19 people. “Ten people are still missing.
Gas Cylinder Explosion Sparks Fire On Pakistan Train
70 Dead Train Fire
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- Gas cylinder explosion sparks fire on Pakistan train
- At least 70 people were killed and 30 more injured in a fire that engulfed a train in Pakistan on Thursday morning, after a gas canister that passengers were using to prepare breakfast exploded.
- The train was passing through the town of Rahim Yar Khan, in the south of Punjab province, when a stove blew up, causing a fire which spread through the train.
- Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Arif Alvi have both shared their condolences for the victims' families on social media. Sheikh Rasheed, the country's railways minister, adding that the families of the dead and injured would receive compensation from the ministry.
Pakistan Earthquake
Support The Victims Of Pakistan Earthquake
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- At least 19 people have been killed and 300 injured after a shallow earthquake struck north-eastern Pakistan, tearing car-sized cracks into roads and heavily damaging infrastructure.
- The quake sent people in Lahore and Islamabad running into the streets. With rescue operations expected to continue overnight, residents in the worst-hit areas described their horror as walls collapsed and houses fell. Donate