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Pakistan
Pakistan: Baluchistan earthquakes met with immediate humanitarian response
A series of strong earthquakes shook western Pakistan in the early morning hours of October 29, killing more than 160 people, leveling thousands of homes and displacing more than 17,000 people, according to early reports.
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As South Asia Floods Recede, Urgent Aid Still Needed
Red Cross and Red Crescent workers are helping families survive after severe floods ravaged South Asia.
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American Red Cross Provides $190,000 for Pakistan Flood Relief
The American Red Cross provided $190,000 to support the emergency relief and recovery efforts in Pakistan. The money will be used to support the efforts of the Pakistan Red Crescent Society in responding to the devastating floods that have affected the country over the past few weeks.
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| American Red Cross Helps Earthquake Survivors in Pakistan Prepare for Winter
It is February 2007 and Northern Pakistan is in the midst of its second harsh winter since an earthquake devastated the region in October 2005, killing more than 73,000 people and leaving more than 3.5 million people homeless.
Survivors suffered another setback in June and July 2006 when monsoonal rains caused severe flooding and mudslides. The American Red Cross recently provided $1.5 million for winter preparedness, including household repair kits and roofing materials, to help survivors through the brutal winter months, and it deployed two international response delegates to support the relief efforts of the Pakistan Red Crescent Society and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
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Pakistan Earthquake Response and Recovery: More than one year after a 7.6 earthquake destroyed parts of Pakistan and northern India, the American Red Cross contributed an additional$1.5 million to help families survive the harsh Pakistan winter. The American Red Cross has deployed a total of four emergency delegates to address earthquake and winter preparedness needs, and one long-term delegate. Since the earthquake struck in October 2005, the American Red Cross has provided $10.7 million for emergency relief and has committed $3.3 million for long-term community-based health programs.
American Red Cross honored by people of Pakistan: The American Red Cross received the Award of "Sitara-i-Eisaar" (Star of Sacrifice) from Pakistan in recognition of its response to last year's earthquake, which killed more than 74,000 people and left 3.5 million homeless.
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