Cry for help as one-third of an entire country goes under water | 60 Minutes Australia
826In 2010, Pakistan experienced one of its worst natural disasters with a third of the county hit by unprecedented floods. Yet, little to no foreign aid
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*Synopsis | Swept Away (2010)*
How could it happen? A country we know well is facing the worst humanitarian crisis in living memory. Yet no one seems to care. Liz Hayes has just come back from Pakistan where nearly a third of the country has been swamped by floodwater and aid is barely trickling in. Twenty million people are affected - that's a bigger human toll than the Haiti earthquake and the Boxing Day Tsunami combined. But this time the world isn't digging deep. Pakistan has been pretty much left to cope on her own. And with disease threatening, this tragedy will only get worse.
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