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More than 100 villages flooded in Badin

ISLAMABAD : Breach developed in the biggest saline nullah of Asia, LBOD, has widened to 200 feet and inundated more than
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badinISLAMABAD: Breach developed in the biggest saline nullah of Asia, LBOD, has widened to 200 feet and inundated more than 100 villages of the district Badin on Monday.

According to reports, due to overflowing and reverse flow in the Left Bank Outfall Drain (LBOD) there is fear of more breaches and more flooding, private news channel reported.

Flood water has inundated grid station in Pangrio as well.

The authorities concerned are yet to plug breaches that have flooded a vast area and washed away standing crops on hundreds of thousands of acres of land.

A large number of people are still marooned in the far-flung coastal villages of Badin district, with no road link to safer areas.

So far thousands of people are rescued and shifted to relief camps by Pak army and Navy personnel.

The camps set up by district administration lack basic facilities including food.

 

Copyright APP (Associated Press of Pakistan), 2011

 

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