more than 3,500 kilometres of road have been damaged, and over 993,000 homes, too. in the northern city of sukkur, temporary retreat for families washed out of their homes. translation: our houses have i collapsed because of the floods. we had a home and it was enough for us. now all our belongings are buried under 12 to 13 feet of water. when i left with my children, i saw my house collapse. in other parts of the country, like the province of sindh in the southeast, some relief from the rain but so much land is still submerged, forcing some families to dry ground wherever they can find it. this farmer and his family have been sleeping in an open field for a week. translation: even when the water recedes, all we will have are these branches. 0ur homes are gone. we have nothing. i was able to grow my own
in other parts of the country, like the province of sindh in the southeast, some relief from the rain but so much land is still submerged, forcing some families to dry ground wherever they can find it. this farmer and his family have been sleeping in an open field for a week. translation: even when the water recedes, all we will have are these branches. 0ur homes are gone. we have nothing. i was able to grow my own vegetables back home, and everything is gone now. i can t even feed my children. we need help. but the reality is that the country and its government is overwhelmed and besieged. aid agencies are struggling to cope. situation, unfortunately, unfolding is not good. people are desperate for international aid. and yesterday i was out with my team in kpk, district charsadda, where people were
under 12 to 13 feet of water. when i left with my children, i saw my house collapse. in other parts of the country, like the province of sindh in the southeast, some relief from the rain but so much land is still submerged, forcing some families to dry ground wherever they can find it. the indus river has been overflowing for weeks. this farmer and his family have been sleeping in an open field for a week. translation: even when the water recedes, all we will have are these branches. 0ur homes are gone. we have nothing. i was able to grow my own vegetables back home, and everything is gone now. i can t even feed my children. we need help. but the reality is that the country and its government is overwhelmed and besieged. aid agencies are struggling to cope. situation, unfortunately, unfolding is not good.
from a heat pump and it simply not true. from actual a heat pump and it simply not true. from actual experience and our members from actual experience and our members experience you are mainly heat pump members experience you are mainly heat pump installers what we find is that you heat pump installers what we find is that you might need to replace two or three that you might need to replace two or three radiators. that you might need to replace two orthree radiators. it that you might need to replace two or three radiators. it certainly not a given or three radiators. it certainly not a given that or three radiators. it certainly not a given that you have to room replace a given that you have to room replace every radiator but a good engineer replace every radiator but a good engineer and replace every radiator but a good engineerand a good replace every radiator but a good engineer and a good installer coming to your engineer and a good installer coming to your house
price protection following consumers, but really in this winter governmentjust needs to be. to understand the size of the problem and step in with more direct financial support for people on the lowest incomes and long term the way in which you reduce the exposure of people on the lowest incomes to those volatile global commodity prices is to do something about the appalling state of our homes. 0ur homes lose heat faster than almost anywhere in europe. for the sake of net 0, but also for the sake of fuel poverty and excess winter deaths, we need to commit at the spending review and beyond to the most dramatic energy efficiency programme directed to the worst first, to those households on low incomes and in the least efficient homes because thatis in the least efficient homes because that is the way in which you build fuel poverty out of peoplelives. adam scorer, national energy chief executive, thank you for talking to us. executive, thank you for talking to us, , , . , executive, than