Flood Catastrophe in Pakistan
Monsoon rains in Pakistan caused mass flooding in June and July, affecting around 20 million people and killing hundreds. The government's response was lacking and donations from abroad were slow. Many feared the disaster would create an opportunity for Taliban extremists active in the country.
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