17 child death in interior sindh due to non availablilty of simple ORS and basic medicine

[AZ1]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1557690402911662080

 

[Areesh]

Children dying to malnutrition in Thar

Children dying due to HIV in Larkana

Children dying due to no ORS in Dadu

Looks like symbol of liberalism and secularism in Pakistan (PPP) has some special hate for children

 

[AZ1]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1557727718170857472

while bilawal making pakistan great by achieving nothing.

 

[SLY]

I am just going to leave this here even though it's an old story but it tells you much about the condition of Sindh under Zardari Mafia and Waderaas


Officials in Sindh province reported the death of a 55-year-old woman from rabies after being bit by a dog in September, according to a Samaa TV report today. She was admitted to the hospital on Monday and died not long after.

A canine suspected of being rabid that had been exhibiting signs of restlessness, and overall uncharacteristic aggressive behavior, which are two symptoms of rabies.
Image/CDC
This is the 19th human rabies death in Sindh this year.

Sindh has reported a shortage of rabies vaccine this year while the number of stray dogs grow. In Karachi alone, more than 150 dog-bite cases have been reported in major city hospitals on a daily basis. It is not clear if this patient was able to get rabies post-exposure prophylaxis.

The Daily Times reports:

Anti-rabies vaccine (ARV) is not available anywhere in Sindh; cases from the rural parts of the province are also referred to Karachi’s big hospitals. Hospitals blame a severe shortage of ARV in the country as the primary reason restricting the correct treatment of the victims. People associated with the vaccine imports highlight the main reasons for the shortage.


http://outbreaknewstoday.com/pakistan-19th-rabies-death-in-sindh-53041/

 

[PakFactor]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1557690402911662080

I am just going to leave this here even though it's an old story but it tells you much about the condition of Sindh under Zardari Mafia and Waderaas


Officials in Sindh province reported the death of a 55-year-old woman from rabies after being bit by a dog in September, according to a Samaa TV report today. She was admitted to the hospital on Monday and died not long after.

A canine suspected of being rabid that had been exhibiting signs of restlessness, and overall uncharacteristic aggressive behavior, which are two symptoms of rabies.
Image/CDC
This is the 19th human rabies death in Sindh this year.

Sindh has reported a shortage of rabies vaccine this year while the number of stray dogs grow. In Karachi alone, more than 150 dog-bite cases have been reported in major city hospitals on a daily basis. It is not clear if this patient was able to get rabies post-exposure prophylaxis.

The Daily Times reports:

Anti-rabies vaccine (ARV) is not available anywhere in Sindh; cases from the rural parts of the province are also referred to Karachi’s big hospitals. Hospitals blame a severe shortage of ARV in the country as the primary reason restricting the correct treatment of the victims. People associated with the vaccine imports highlight the main reasons for the shortage.


http://outbreaknewstoday.com/pakistan-19th-rabies-death-in-sindh-53041/

Sindhi's deserve this if they don't stand up and toss this guys out of lynch them -- they can keep their Bhutto's'

 

[waz]

The PPP’s benevolent rule in action.

 

[Olympus81]

Never understood how the people of interior Sindh keep electing these feudals. Either the people would have to be jahils at infinite level or the iron grip the feudals have on their subjects is relentless.

Our neighbor to the East did well in pulverizing these feudals and let democracy take root from within.

 

[AZ1]

Never understood how the people of interior Sindh keep electing these feudals. Either the people would have to be jahils at infinite level or the iron grip the feudals have on their subjects is relentless.

Our neighbor to the East did well in pulverizing these feudals and let democracy take root from within.

when you have two options, suffer to death or give vote and live then what choice would you have

 

[S.Y.A]

Never understood how the people of interior Sindh keep electing these feudals. Either the people would have to be jahils at infinite level or the iron grip the feudals have on their subjects is relentless.

Our neighbor to the East did well in pulverizing these feudals and let democracy take root from within.

when bhutto implemented land reforms, these waderas gave ownership of their lands to their haaris, but also made them sign power of attorney docs. An unlettered villager, who knows nothing other than perhaps his name, and doesnt even knwo how to read or write a single word, doesnt know what that is.

other thing is that they are kept in worse situation possible, that they only think of making it to another day. they believe that whatever they are getting is because of the wadera, and are eternally grateful to him. so they do what the saeen says.

the saeen in turn is kept in check by PPP, if he steps out of line, his permits are cancelled, his men picked up, his crops get no buyers, his property/society development project's NOCs get cancelled, his lands get no water etc. etc.

 

[Maula Jatt]

Oh what happened to the beautiful land of Sind

People deserve much better

 

[Jango]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1557727718170857472

while bilawal making pakistan great by achieving nothing.

I think this tweet gave me a headache.

Why the heck do you need to write it in one tweet?

By hook or by crook, you are the foreign minister...not a teenager writing in slang.

Write a proper sentence and extend it to two tweets, what's up with the nonsensical short forms of each word?

Insignificant in the gran scheme of things, but still.