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How LBOD, a World bank funded drainage solution, became a nightmare for the lower Indus Basin in Sindh. Water Scars, a film by Lok Sujag, documents the devastating August 2022 floods and the role LBOD played. Stay Tuned! #LBOD #Floods #Sindh

Lok Sujag

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Faizan Lakhani3 年前

Well done, @aishatahirz

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Ibad3 年前

FOLLOW THE MONEY: Hope Lok Sujag does an investigative report on grant & loan money Pakistan got #AfterTheFloods. Where was the flood money spent? Ask climate minister @sherryrehman, who pleads rich countries to give her govt more climate money as 'Pak is climate-vulnerable.'

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Moien Mazaree3 年前

ADB funded Qutab drain has played the same destructive role in Punjab's Tehsil Rojhan District Rajanpur

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Sindhiani3 年前

impressive work

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Hussain Jarwar3 年前

Incredible work by Lok Sujag

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Ibad3 年前

Kudos to Lok Sujag for continuing to give coverage to 2022 #TheForgottenFloods that devastated many areas of Pakistan, including Sindh.

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aslam mallah3 年前

great

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