Post-emergency response in Dadu, Sindh. Pakistan

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) set up mobile clinics that visited 25 flood-affected villages in Tehsil Johi as part of a post-emergency response in Dadu district, Sindh province of Pakistan. Two medical teams provided basic outpatient medical services to more than 4,000 patients over the course of a month. MSF also distributed relief items including kitchen, hygiene and shelter kits to more than 2,500 families affected by the floods in five union councils of Tehsil Johi. Supporting the local authorities, MSF worked on restoring the main water supply that benefits over 60,000 people in different locations. Water treatment tablets were also distributed to over 2,000 families in the area.

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