destroyed. a number of them lived just across the road. under that waters were their homes used to be. they have told me they have gone without days out food and they don t not know how it is coming at all. local aid agencies are saying they re doing everything he can train feed everyone, but they are overstretched and under resourced. everything they can to try and feed. they also relying on it to national donors. when people arrive, anyone brings any little thing, it creates panic, it creates desperation in people, because they do not know what else it will bring for them. do not know what else it will bring forthem. it do not know what else it will bring for them. it has created a sense of desperation and uncertainty for poorer communities, and at these sorts of images, people worry, we ll continue on for least months. they don t know when things will return to normal. now let s go to north pakistan. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani
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in the town of nowshera. along one of pakistan s busiest motorways, a makeshift camp. poor families forced from their homes, floodwater submerging everything they own. i m in so much pain, i can t even express it, says this woman. we ve even lost our honour. where else can we go? wading through the suburbs of the northern city of nowshera, families trying to reach their homes. we haven t been able to get to our house. just look at the road, says this woman. how can we get there? no one is helping us. this man, a chef, hasjust returned to his home for the first time. will you be able to buy all of these things again, rebuild this house? no, he says, i m just asking god to help us get enough food for now. we ve got nothing left. we couldn t save anything, just our children s lives. look at all of this.