Associated Press photos capture the humanitarian crisis and the inhumane living conditions of displaced people in the camps
Up to 33 million people – out of Pakistan’s 220 million people – have been affected by the unprecedented, biblical floods that have hit the country – a disaster blamed on climate change that has left hundreds of thousands homeless and caused at least 10 billion dollars.
Thousands of displaced families flock to the camps that have been set up, but live in squalid conditions.
People are faced with hunger, unsanitary conditions and infectious diseases – including young children.
Associated Press photos capture the humanitarian crisis and the inhumane living conditions of the displaced in the camps.
The World Health Organization has announced that more than 6.4 million people need humanitarian support in the flooded areas.
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