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  Water-borne Disease Epidemic Feared...
  Complications continue to mount as Pakistan gets hit by the worst flooding in a century. Now, survivors are falling victim to water-borne diseases. Doctors fear they may soon face an epidemic. Disease is the latest risk for survivors of Pakistan's worst floods in decades. The United Nations says that water-borne diseases are becoming a grave concern. There have been 36000 suspected cases of potentially fatal acute water diarrhea reported so far, and there could be many more cases in the coming weeks. The UN also warns that up to 3.5 million children could be in danger of contracting deadly diseases. The list of diseases is growing every day - from endemic water diarrhea to endemic cholera and upper respiratory infections. A doctor running a Sindh Province hospital said 80 percent of the patients are children. [Dr. Zulfiqar Sheikh, Medical Superintendent]: "They are suffering from gastroenteritis because they don't have clean drinking water. They are suffering from the disease because of contaminated water. Secondly, the flies, the dirt, rotten fruit which they are eating, are the reason. It is spreading and getting epidemic." Many flood victims have been relegated to living in cramped, un-hygienic conditions. One mother brought her son to the hospital from a flood-hit area. [Mother Of Sick Child, Riyad] "We have come here from a flood area. The child is vomiting continuously. He has grown weak. We don't know how many days will be required for his recovery." Estimates put <b>...</b>
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  Water-borne Disease Epidemic Feared...
  Flood survivors in Pakistan are falling victim to water-borne diseases. Doctors fear they may soon face an epidemic. Children are being hit hardest. Disease is the latest risk for survivors of Pakistan's worst floods in decades. The United Nations says that water-borne diseases are becoming a grave concern. There have been 36000 suspected cases of potentially fatal acute water diarrhea reported so far, and there could be many more cases in the coming weeks. The UN also warns that up to 3.5 million children could be in danger of contracting deadly diseases. The list of diseases is growing every day - from endemic water diarrhea to endemic cholera and upper respiratory infections. A doctor running a Sindh Province hospital said 80 percent of the patients are children. [Dr. Zulfiqar Sheikh, Medical Superintendent]: "They are suffering from gastroenteritis because they don't have clean drinking water. They are suffering from the disease because of contaminated water. Secondly, the flies, the dirt, rotten fruit which they are eating, are the reason. It is spreading and getting epidemic." Many flood victims have been relegated to living in cramped, un-hygienic conditions. One mother brought her son to the hospital from a flood-hit area. [Mother Of Sick Child, Riyad] "We have come here from a flood area. The child is vomiting continuously. He has grown weak. We don't know how many days will be required for his recovery." Estimates put the current flood death toll around 2000 <b>...</b>
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  Flooded Pakistan Lacks Clean Water...
  Pakistan's flood victims have faced torrential rains and raging waters, but aid agencies now warn of a new threat: water-borne diseases. They say flood survivors could soon start dying without access to clean drinking water. Among the 14 million people affected by flooding, there have been 36000 suspected cases of acute watery diarrhea. With more heavy rains expected soon, combating water-borne diseases could become even more difficult. On Friday, the International Committee of the Red Cross explained these problems. [Pascal Cuttat, Head of Delegation, International Committee of the Red Cross]: "The reports we receive from the teams on the ground is that, you know, access to clean drinking water is not limited, there is no clean drinking water at all. And if we don't manage -- what we are focusing on is this -- that if we don't manage to address these issues fast, then the number of people dying in this disaster will considerably increase. Children are dying now as we speak because of lack of access to clean drinking water." At places like this school-turned-relief camp, flood survivors live in unhygienic conditions with already limited access to water. Aid workers say survivors need both clean water and preventative medicine to help limit the impact of diseases. Meanwhile, Muslim flood victims now spend the holy month of Ramadan fasting with few supplies. [Haseena, Flood Survivor]: "We don't have proper drinking water here. The place is very dirty. The mosquitoes don't <b>...</b>
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  Pakistan Flood 2010...
  The floods, triggered by torrential monsoon downpours, have engulfed Pakistan's Indus river basin, killing more than 1600 people, forcing two million from their homes and disrupting the lives of 14 million people, or 8 percent of the population. We all know about it, see it on TV almost everyday, but I made this video to aware those who only hear about it but have not seen how BAD it is.. it is the biggest disaster Pakistan has ever witnessed.. People from all over the globe and locally are doing alot to help the affectees, displaced and needy ones, i hope this video would motivate you to continue your efforts towards doing more. Bringing a moment of bliss in the lives of those who have lost everything :( We`re worried about water-borne diseases. There have been 36000 suspected cases of potentially fatal acute watery diarrhea / Cholera reported so far. It says the floods have affected about one-third of Pakistan. Your Help in form of Relief-aid and Prayers would count aLOT, so keep it coming for all those who are suffering through this disastrous n miserable phase of their drowning lives - saud mumtaz

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  A Romantic Couple of Hamster...
  www.iamGettingLucky.com .Hamsters are omnivorous. Hamsters carry food in their spacious cheek pouches to cache in the burrow. Pet stores sell a variety of treats that are suitable for hamsters. It is not always best to give hamsters fresh vegetables over fresh fruit, as fruit is also high in sugar. Most people try to feed their hamster everyday foods found in their kitchen. Some foods to avoid giving hamsters are kidney beans, onion, garlic, large amounts of citrus fruit, and potato sprouts. Some hamsters also shouldn't eat iceberg lettuce, as it causes diarrhea. Syrian hamsters are generally solitary and will fight to the death if put together, whereas dwarf hamsters can get along with others of the same species. To learn more about hamster, please visit : www.iamGettingLucky.com
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  "Swine Flu" Causes Diarrh...
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  Our Cruise on the Norwegian Cruise...
  My Mom and I took the Norwegian Cruise Line Jade ship to Rome Italy, Athens Greece, Izmir Turkey Alexandria/Cairo Egypt and Valletta Malta. She along with 300 other passengers received the Norovirus, a virus that causes severe vomiting and diarrhea while on boat. Enjoy watching the pictures and videos from our adventure.