some other pics from relief camps

3 year old girl expire

one of my friend told me at hospital of his father a flood victm is dye.....

There are many people arriving to the city hospitals with the victims of flood suffering from many diseases, majority of them suffering from diseases caused by contaminated water.... few days back a 3 year old girl was brought by her parents to Singh Govt. Hospital in Malir where the girl was in a such a severe condition that the doctors could not do anything and she died.... the parents were already so grief stricken and psychologicaly effected by the destruction of the flood, that the death of their 3 year old did not seem to bring the response from the parents that would be normally expected from them...

DONT TAKE THINGS AS THEY SEEMS,AT FIRST

we visited razakabad camp twice. At our first trip everything seems good to us, we were partially satisfied that everyone is getting food, clean water,clean area, medical facilities, women are doing there routine work, washing cloths .... in short at first we find things under control fully.
that expression was cux at our first trip we were not fully and deeply engage with any survivals , we just just went and get familiar to the atmosphere and people.
but on our second and a detail trip rev ails that everyone is not getting everything they are facing very bad distribution problem, people are not sharing with each other, one family is getting everything but second is not having food for two times a day even.
people are acting selfish and are not helping each other, as everyone is in the state of uncertainty that they are having these things for today only or will get again tomorrow?
there are no. of people who really wants to go back and work to get back their homes, people are in deep need of clothes most of them are having just one or 2 pairs of dresses they bring with them, its not like that people are not donating cloths but problem is that cloths are short in number and are not properly drtributed.
i also find things so disappointing there as well, and strongly willed to have a magical wend which can remove all their tensions in one minute.
We ill be visiting camps again and again over time and will come across new stories every time and new experiences

AFFACTED AREA MAP OF PAKISTAN

PHOTOGRAHY Razaqabad camps

I took some photos in which there are no proper tents or lodgings for the victims

and v listen their issues and talk to management

Questionnaire

Questionnaire

1. Which areas are you from?
2. What class do you belong?
3. How much did you lose in the flood?
4. What job did you have before the flood?
5. How much do you used to earn?
6. How many people in your family used to earn?
7. Is there anyway you can re-build or revive what you have lost?
8. There must be some way, maybe some of your skills due to which you can re-build (if not all, than some) that you have lost in the flood.
9. Did you lose any of your family members in the flood?
10. Did any of your family members get bitten by snakes?
11. What kind of diseases are the people suffering from?
12. Do the medical camps provide you with good medical facilities?
13. What kind of difficulties are you facing at the camps?
14. Are your basic necessities being fulfilled in the camps?
15. If you get a job now, will you be able to handle your family in the camps?
16. Are there any relatives who can support you?
17. Will you be able to settle down if you are relocated?
18. How many widows and orphans do you have in the camps?
19. What problems are the widows facing?
20. How are the orphans being taken care of?
21. Are there any relatives of the orphans who can support them?

Sachal Goth Relief camp Map

• There are 4 camps in line. they are the Government schools, in which survival are staying.

• In 1st camp approx. 60 to 70 survivals are staying and in 2nd camp around 500 to 600 survivals.