Summary: In July 2010, monsoon rains in Pakistan turned into devastating floods – the worst in living memory. 2,000 people died and 20 million lives were disrupted. Over the last two years, Christian Aid partners (including Church World Service-Pakistan/Afghanistan and Muslim Hands) have carried out a variety of work helping flood-affected communities to rebuild their lives. Neill Garvie, Christian Aid’s Emergency Programme Manager for Pakistan, explains about some of the life-changing emergency response work that we have supported. For more information on Christian Aid’s response, visit http://www.christianaid.org.uk/emergencies/past/pakistan-floods-2010 #PakistanFloods2010EmergenciesDisasterFloodingPovertyInternationalNgoCowsHousesTruck
