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Last week was the UN Conference on global health. Did I get in? Was I mixing it with world leaders solving global poverty and saving kids? Well, no, but I did get to sit outside and wait for a few people to come out.
Reporters and producers descend to tell the story of Save the Children's response to the floods in Pakistan's province of Sindh. With tri-pods, cameras, notepads and microphones they jostle to get the best shot, to get the best story.
Today in Sukkur, television news crews and photographers report on a basic health clinic we helped set up in the grounds of a school – now home to more than 2000 flood-affected people. From nine-to-five seven days a week, people line up to see a doctor. Medicines are dispensed, free of charge, to those who need them mainly for diarrhoea, malaria and skin infections.
Millions of children still not receiving aid a month after start of Pakistan floods, says Save the Children
Thursday, 02 September 2010 15:42
A month since the onset of the floods in Pakistan, 2.3 million children under the age of five have not been reached with critical and lifesaving assistance, according to Save the Children.
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