(22 Aug 2022)
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Fazalpur, Pakistan - 21 August 2022
1. People partially submerged in water wading through flooded road in Southern Punjab
2. Various of flooded road, buildings submerged in water
ANNOTATION: Hundreds of villagers in Pakistan's Punjab province had to flee their homes as heavy rain caused floodwaters to rise to unprecedented levels.
3. Various of people getting into rescue boats
ANNOTATION: Since mid-June, the floods in Punjab's south have swollen rivers and damaged highways and bridges, disrupting traffic.
4. Close of woman and child
5. People inside rescue boat
ANNOTATION: In the village Fazalpur, one rescue worker said the team is doing their best to bring people to safety with less than a dozen boats.
6. SOUNDBITE (Urdu) Numan Ali, rescue worker:
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"We are rescuing stranded villagers, around 8 to 10 boats are conducting rescue work and more teams are arriving to the rescue. Our teams are evacuating villagers along with their households' items and animals and shifting them to a safe location."
7. Tracking shot of displaced people in tents alongside animals
8. Woman holding child
9. Various of household items on the side of the road
ANNOTATION: Much of Pakistan struggles with annual monsoons, drawing criticism about poor government planning.
10. Two men sitting under a shed during rain
11. Various of tents
ANNOTATION: Over 9,000 homes have been destroyed or damaged.
STORYLINE:
Hundreds of villagers in Pakistan's Punjab province had to flee their homes as heavy rain caused floodwaters to rise to unprecedented levels.
Since mid-June, the floods in Punjab's south have swollen rivers and damaged highways and bridges, disrupting traffic.
In the village Fazalpur, one rescue worker said the team is doing their best to bring people to safety with less than a dozen boats.
Numan Ali, a rescue worker at the scene said that between eight to 10 boats were deployed during the rescue operation and that teams of his colleagues were working on bringing people to a safe location.
Much of Pakistan struggles with annual monsoons, drawing criticism about poor government planning.
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