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The Express Tribune Polling starts amid tight security in PP-13 Associated Press of Pakistan RAWALPINDI, Aug 25 (APP): Polling continued amid tight security on Wednesday in PP-13 constituency and no untoward incident is reported so far, Station House Officer (SHO) City Police Station, Israr Ahmed Satti said. Talking to APP here he said turn … ECP all set to hold PP-13 by-elections today Daily Times Polling begins in Rawalpindi PP-13 constituency The Express Tribune PP-13 to host by-elections today Daily Times all 5 news articles

Telegraph.co.uk Analysis: US struggles with image in Pakistan The Associated Press WASHINGTON — US efforts to help Pakistani flood victims will give America's image there a boost, but not much of one. The US reputation in a country the Obama administration sees as crucial to defeating the Taliban and al-Qaida already is so tarnished … 'Despised' Zardari under vitriolic attack from US, UK media Oneindia Home News National USAID chief assures complete assistance for flood hit areas …

The Guardian UN appeals for more helicopters for Pakistan flood aid Reuters Africa SUKKUR Pakistan (Reuters) – At least 800000 Pakistanis stranded by floods are at risk of dying of starvation or disease unless the United Nations gets more helicopters to urgently reach them, officials said on Wednesday. ..

The Hindu Cricketers give to flood relief BBC News Pakistan's top cricketers have dug into their pockets to help the flood relief effort in the country. Players and officials on the national team agreed to donate bonuses totalling $54400 (£35000; 4.6m rupees). They pledged half their bonuses after …

ABC Online 3.5m children at risk of deadly diseases: PM The Nation, Pakistan ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani has directed the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) to coordinate with the Ministry of Health for timely provision of medical cover to the flood-affected people, especially women and … Over 3.5m face risk of diseases, says PM DAWN.com Pakistan facing worst natural calamity: Gilani Daily Times Pakistan warns of disease epidemic ABC Online The Hindu

Trend News Agency 'Saudi Arabia to spare no effort in aid to Pakistan' Daily Times RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's council of ministers resolved to continue sending aid to flood-stricken Pakistan, the official SPA news agency said on Tuesday. “The kingdom will spare no effort in supporting Pakistan to cope with the damage from flooding,” … ICCI asks World Community to Provide Greater Market Access to Pakistan Online – International News Network Kingdom to 'spare no effort' in aid to Pakistan Arab News Saudi Ambassador calls on Sindh Governor Associated Press of Pakistan Associated Press of Pakistan

The Hindu Pakistan facing worst natural calamity: Gilani Daily Times ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani said on Tuesday that Pakistan and its people were experiencing the worst natural calamity of their history and the floods had affected over 20 million people. Talking to Gen James Mattis, the commander ..

Sofia Echo Pakistani, UN Officials Report Rise in Infectious Disease Due to Flood Voice of America Photo: AP Pakistan villagers are rescued by volunteers from a heavy flooding area of Shahdad Kot, in southern Pakistan. Pakistan's medical system has been badly hit by weeks of flooding, with hundreds of health facilities damaged and tens of thousands … UN Needs 40 More Helicopters In Pakistan Sky News Home News National Pak envoy welcomes King Abdullah's announcement of two …

Telegraph.co.uk Pakistani fishermen hunt for flood survivors Reuters SHAHDADKOT Pakistan (Reuters) – Pakistani fishermen are helping scour the flooded countryside of the southern province of Sindh for people marooned in the deluge and now running out of food.

Telegraph.co.uk Pakistan confronts health crisis BBC News Pakistan's prime minister is convening an urgent meeting of health officials to address concerns of a growing health crisis in the flood-hit country. Tens of millions of people have been left homeless and there are fears of potential disease outbreaks