Natural Disaster in Pakistan getting Worst - Possibility of Massive Food Crisis and Water Crisis

With more than 1400 people died till now and more than 2.5 million people affected by deadly Flood in Khyber pakhtunkhwa, Punjab ,Sindh and Baluchistan. According to some source almost 36,000 people suffering from diarrhea.
In Flood affected areas people of the country who are affected from worst floods of history are increasingly impatient over a lack of food ,water,shelter and other relief goods, criticizing Pakistan government for mismanagement.
People looking towards Pakistan army, international, privately help worker and NGO's instead of government to come forward to relief them, Prime minister and president of Pakistan looks very relaxed after some visits to areas affected by flood (including fake relief camps).....Complete detail of Organizations and their Bank Account Numbers

Myanmar Malitary ruling country facing a very deadly cyclone thousands of peoples died and thousands are still missing. The United Nations chief for humanitarian affairs John Holmes estimates 1.5 million people in Myanmar have been affected by Cyclone Nargis.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon trying military rules to remove difficulties in bringing international aid in the country, so that international community would do something in this difficult time facing by myanmar on humanitarian bases.
Myanmar's Foreign Ministry indicated Friday that it wants relief supplies but not foreign aid workers in the country, saying in a statement carried in state media that the government was delivering emergency aid "with its own labor to the affected areas."
Union Aid Abroad-APHEDA, Norwegian People's Aid, Disaster Emergency Committee launched an appeal for Burma yesterday linking with Save the Children, Christian Aid, World Vision International, British Red Cross, Islamic Relief, Merlin, Oxfam, Tearfund e.t.c
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