- Stagnant water in Sindh causing malaria and dengue spread.
- Sukkur Civil Hospital overwhelmed with waterborne disease patients.
- Rural areas hit by floods facing health crisis.
Stagnant water continues to amass in various regions across Sindh, posing significant threats and acting as a catalyst for the propagation of illnesses such as malaria and dengue. This has led to the widespread prevalence of both diseases across the province, with numerous cases being reported across multiple locations.
Sukkur Civil Hospital has become a focal point for patients hailing from diverse towns and villages, grappling with the burden of waterborne illnesses. Among the affected individuals, a considerable portion originates from rural areas that were severely impacted by unprecedented floods and torrential rainfall.
The influx of patients underscores the critical need for medical attention in addressing the escalating health crisis spurred by the accumulation of stagnant water.