Pakistan floods

A Turkish aid agency has built more than 600 water wells across Pakistan as part of a water-purification project.

The Bosnian and Serbian authorities have started preparations for a follow-up donors' conference which will be held in Sarajevo on September 28, to look into what was has been achieved so far in terms of reconstruction after the catastrophic floods in May 2014.

Two days of torrential monsoon rains have killed at least 89 people in Pakistan, officials said Friday, as authorities ordered the evacuation of low-lying areas around a major river.
      
The deaths have all come in the most populous province Punjab and in Pakistani-administered Kashmir, with most caused by roof collapses and electric shocks.
      

BELGRADE - The Serbian authorities initiated on Tuesday the assessment process concerning the needs in the repair of the consequences of recent floods, and it is being conducted in cooperation with the European Commission, World Bank and the UN, the European Commission and the Serbian government European Integration Office released.

Humanitarian aid arriving from countries, organizations

BELGRADE -- The Serbian Interior Ministry said on Tuesday that relief aid for flood victims is expected to arrive from Japan, and the OSCE.

In addition to assistance coming in daily from all parts of the world, Danish, Slovak and German water pump teams should arrive later in the day.

BELGRADE - The Serbian Interior Ministry said on Tuesday that relief aid for flood victims is expected to arrive from Japan and the OSCE and that, in addition to assistance coming in daily from all parts of the world, Danish, Slovak and German water pump teams should arrive later in the day.