3.4 million children in Pakistan need 'immediate, lifesaving support' after floods: UNICEF
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"Super floods" in Pakistan have left 3.4 million children in need of "immediate, lifesaving support," according to UNICEF.
The floods -- caused by record monsoon rains and dubbed by one minister as "the worst humanitarian disaster in a decade" -- have impacted 16 million children in total, UNICEF's Pakistan Representative Abdullah Fadil said following his visit this week to the country's southern Sindh Province.
That estimate came as the country's National Disaster Management Authority updated the death toll from the floods since mid-June to 1,545 people, 552 of them children.
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