Humanitarian needs in the worst flood-hit province of Sindh are still massive, seven weeks after the start of the emergency. While the water level has started to recede, most of the people displaced by the floods are still living in camps and temporary shelters with limited access to basic necessities. Some villages are still out of reach due to inaccessible roads and high water levels. MSF emergency teams are running two mobile clinics that visit 15 different locations in the Dadu district of Sindh and have so far provided basic medical care to over 86,6000 people mainly with skin diseases, malaria, and diarrhoea. Teams are also providing clean drinking water to people taking shelter at different camps in Dadu district.