FLOODS
Dislodged by weeks of heavy rain in their natural habitat, the plants had at one point blocked up to 2km of the Rio Grande river.
IRIN
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A Singaporean writer boards the last E & O train out of Singapore in the midst of a rising tide.
JEROME LIM
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A Singaporean in flooded Brisbane wonders what, if anything, one would take along in times of disaster.
UNCLE PHIL
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Outlawed militants and pro-Taliban groups could win over the hearts of Pakistan’s disaster-stricken millions, as the government proves unreliable in the face of crisis.
DAUD KHATTAK
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The following list is re-produced from the official website of Mosharraf Zaidi, an international development expert.
MOSHARRAF ZAIDI
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Pakistan should focus on helping its millions of flood victims right now, instead of launching political dynasties.
KALSOOM LAKHANI
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From providing food and medical supplies to promising monetary compensation, Beijing’s response to the Zhouqu landslide disaster has been speedy.
WANG KEQIN
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A Singaporean remembers the floods in the tiny city-state in 1969 and 1978, when things were very different.
JEROME LIM
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