20 May 2014

Pakistan: Humanitarian Bulletin Issue 26 | 19 April – 19 May 2014

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from UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
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HIGHLIGHTS

  • Government authorities and humanitarian partners are facilitating the return of more than 46,000 displaced people to their villages in the Tirah Valley in Khyber Agency in FATA.

  • Pakistan’s drought affected south-eastern areas will receive below normal rain during 2014 monsoon season, according to Pakistan Met Office, which may further accentuate the situation in the region.

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