The floods of Pakistan have gradually retreated, and the water spreads the disease.

According to the Associated Press and Agence France -Presse, Pakistani Health officials reported that when the floods gradually retreated, some water -related media spread diseases began to outbreak in the country in the country. At the same time, the relevant departments are stepping up their efforts to ensure that the people who lose their homes in the floods provide clean drinking water.

Pakistan encounters the source of floods: Visual China

Pakistan officials said that since June, the floods caused by the recorded monsoon strong rainfall have caused 1/3 of Pakistan to be submerged, at least 33 million Pakistanians (that is, one of each 7 Pakistani people) has suffered from floods. The impact was destroyed or destroyed by about 1 million houses, and at least 1191 people died.

Although the floods in most parts of the country are retreating one after another, many areas in the southern part of the province of Xinde are still flooded, and the displaced people can only live in disaster relief camps.

In the disaster campaign established by the Pakistani government across the country, diarrhea, skin diseases and eye infections spread. According to a report issued by Pakistani officials, in the past 24 hours, the most serious provincial province of Cast China reported more than 90,000 diarrhea cases.

Pakistani Flood Family Stream: Visual China

Azra Fazal Pechuho, the Minister of Health of Xinde Province, said that the province has established thousands of medical camps in the disaster area and deployed a mobile medical camp to provide treatment assistance for the victims.

In addition, the Pakistani government and some assistance agencies are working hard to ensure that tens of thousands of pregnant women get medical assistance.

"Mercy Corps), the director of the Pakistani affairs, said:" About 73,000 pregnant women will childbirth, and they need to give birth and need to protect privacy. The survival of the newborn will face risks. "

Shazia Marri, the Minister of Poverty Alleviation and Social Security, said that the government has realized the problems facing pregnant women and children and is quickly taking action to provide help.

Pakistani Flood Family Stream: Visual China

According to the United Nations News Network, WHO is working with the Ministry of Health of the Pakistan to strengthen the monitoring of acute water -like diarrhea, cholera and other infectious diseases to avoid further spread. The agency also provides basic drugs and medical supplies to the health facilities that are still operating to the affected communities.

The WHO Palitha Mahipala on behalf of Palitha Mahipala, "The WHO is working with the health authorities to make rapid and effective measures in the local area. Our main priority is to ensure that the flood is affected by floods. The crowd quickly obtained basic health services, strengthened and expanded disease monitoring, epidemic prevention and control, and ensured strong coordination in the health group of rescue. "

(Edit: ZLQ)

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