With roads and rail lines cut, it will take time for the emergency supplies to be distributed to people affected by Pakistan's catastrophic flooding - while the fear of waterborne diseases grows.
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Aid arriving in Pakistan - 33 people million are waiting
Displaced people are seen trying to survive following the deadly climate catastrophe in Pakistan Source: Getty / Anadolu Agency/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images
With roads and rail lines cut, it will take time for the emergency supplies to be distributed to people affected by Pakistan's catastrophic flooding - while the fear of waterborne diseases grows.
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By Lucy Murray
Source: SBS News
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