Has Pakistan lost it’s International support?
At least 3 million people in the Sindh province are still in urgent need of help but nobody is there to listen to these people who are mostly farmers and villagers. First it was the government of Pakistan that did not listen to them but now it appears that the world too has lost interest in them. The reason is quite simple! They say that Pakistan harbours terrorists by the world’s money.
Pakistan lost confidence after May 2
The world leaders have urged that whatever money that is given to the government either goes in waste or in the wrong hands. Since May 2, after the killing of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan’s Abbottabad just 71.4 kilometres away from the capital Islamabad. Many countries have suggested that Islamabad can not be trusted anymore, they have lashed out at Pakistan telling the world that all the funds are going to the Afghan Taliban, the Haqqani network and other terrorist organization that they say the Pakistan’s powerful spy agency Inter-Service Intelligence may have a hand in supporting them.
This is truly sad indeed but it is the reality, the world’s response about the recent flood in the country as been negligible.
Most Muslim countries remain silent
“A friend in need is a friend indeed”
As shocking and wierd it gets, no Muslim nation has come forward to help Pakistan during its difficult times. Iran is the only Muslim country that announced $10 million aid for the flood victims. There had been no response from the “Best Friend” of Pakistan that is Saudi Arabia, who last year too helped the country only when the world criticized it’s silence.
Sindh shivers as winter nears
There is no doubt in it that Sindh is under severe threat from diseases but things could get even worse as winter season is just weeks away. The United Nation had made an appeal of $357 million in emergency funding to shore up the rescue and relief efforts for the millions of affected people but that has fallen flat.
Countries which helped Pakistan
United Nations (UN) has helped many people in the Sindh province especially the Badin district in south-eastern Sindh. Following are the countries that have extended the hand of help;
China announced the $4.7 million aid for the flood victims.
Iran has also announced the $10 million aid for the flood victims.
Japan has announced 35 million yen for them.
Pakistan Weather Portal 
Yes, Pakistan has lost because all pakistani government just want to beg in front of any country and the most bad thing that all government of pakistan specially the most beggar PPP government eat this beg and they do not give anything to poor and homeless people of pakistan and this is the reasons of lost support. From two years abnormal monsoon conditions in pakistan giving beggar PPP government an opportunity to ask for beg
First of all, Its government own responsibility to run its own country and any disasters expenses it should bear also. See example of japan even after dangerous Tsonami and earth quake almost each year it never asks for beg like pakistan and japan is also not defame like pakistan. Secondly, the pakistani government eat every aid and never help its poor affected people which everyone know now. Aid should be for poor people and not for this beggar government………
Abnormal monsoon and winter conditions which creates heavy downpours in upper pakistan including balochistan and then some parts of interior sindh are giving a big opportunity to pakistan government for asking for beg. The more rains in upper pakistan, the more beg government will get….
GFS predicts Two Cyclones in the next two weeks in North Indian basin
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A near cyclone has already crossed the coast of Bangladesh/Myanmar last week. Most models predict above normal rains for this year’s NEM.
Renowned model – GFS is predicting two cyclone in either seas surrounding Indian peninsula. One each in Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal.
Hope this cyclone does not flood the areas recently affected by floods.
http://tamilnaduweatherman.blogspot.com/2011/10/gfs-predicts-two-cyclones-in-next-two.html
Thanks Pradeep for your views.