humanfirst
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Guys how is the situation now?are the rains subsiding?
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Aye Rab-ul- Izaat Hamare Mulk Pay reham farma de ( Ameen )
i have a question for all my brothers on this forum!
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS FLOOD?? I AM SURE MOST OF THE PEOPLE WHO GO TO UNIVERSITY & SCHOOLS ARE OFF!! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE SPECIFICALLY YET? JUST A QUESTION.....
That's pretty decent for a private charity, but puny for a government effort.Last night my family informed me that 13 trucks left Islamabad and Karachi packed full of aid supplies including food,water and NFI: Non Food Items. 7 have been earmarked and will be handed over to the Sindh response the remaining from Islamabad will be heading to the KP -
Yes. And so far, with Pakistan's president on the Riviera, Pakistan's PM bawling for foreign aid, Pakistan's relief commissioner avoiding the media, Pakistan's wealthy and industry leaders quiet, and the army apparently yet to redeploy such heavy equipment as tractors and transporters, do you really think Pakistan will make the grade?It will be a test for the entire nation.
That's pretty decent for a private charity, but puny for a government effort.
Yes. And so far, with Pakistan's president on the Riviera, Pakistan's PM bawling for foreign aid, Pakistan's relief commissioner avoiding the media, Pakistan's wealthy and industry leaders quiet, and the army apparently yet to redeploy such heavy equipment as tractors and transporters, do you really think Pakistan will make the grade?
In the meantime, why not make an effort? For example, those UK-produced blue kits posted a few pages back that contain supplies for ten, why not use your connections to find out if they can be produced in short order under license in Pakistan? If only the heaviest low-tech components can be made locally, it would still make sense to manufacture them in Pakistan and fly in only the high-tech items like aluminized blankets to add to the kits when they are assembled.Let time be the judge...
In the meantime, why not make an effort? For example, those UK-produced blue kits posted a few pages back that contain supplies for ten, why not use your connections to find out if they can be produced in short order under license in Pakistan? If only the heaviest low-tech components can be made locally, it would still make sense to manufacture them in Pakistan and fly in only the high-tech items like aluminized blankets to add to the kits when they are assembled.