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Relief effort continues

    ISLAMABAD

    The government of Pakistan has launched a US $39 million relief programme for Balochistan and Sindh provinces, including free or subsidised provision of wheat, compensation for livestock losses, animal feed, and accelerated provision of veterinary medicines in drought-affected areas, OCHA reported. Pakistan had committed an additional US $29.3 million particularly for drought-affected areas in Balochistan, it said. Meanwhile, bilateral and multilateral donors had contributed an estimated US $20 million.

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