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VIDEO: Water distribution in Mingora


Pakistan | 19 August 2010

Mingora is the biggest town in Pakistan's Swat valley, with a population of 400,000. Many parts of this town of were devastated by the flooding. Houses lie wrecked or severely damaged. Water and electricity facilities were destroyed. With no power, and no drinking water, disease can easily spread.


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