I am not heartless or empathetic nor am I saying that Pakistan Army isn’t doing enough for flood victims. It is a mega disaster of history.
But looking at this picture, made me think how one can catch a food bag thrown from such a height?
Chances are that bag will burst and float in the flood water, making it inedible for the people who are there waiting for it to arrive, but properly. Am sure there are better ways such as repellent technique etc.
At another point, they are doing more than their capacity. May be our government, keeping up with the tradition is only begging for aid but failing to provide sufficient survival aid to victims. Hence, Pakistan Army cannot do much but to manage within the available resources.
Long live Pakistan Army
And
May GOD be with you and the flood victims !!
But looking at this picture, made me think how one can catch a food bag thrown from such a height?
Chances are that bag will burst and float in the flood water, making it inedible for the people who are there waiting for it to arrive, but properly. Am sure there are better ways such as repellent technique etc.
A Pakistani army soldier drops food bags for
flooded survivors in Kot Addu, in the
southern province of Punjab on August 8, 2010. – AFP
At another point, they are doing more than their capacity. May be our government, keeping up with the tradition is only begging for aid but failing to provide sufficient survival aid to victims. Hence, Pakistan Army cannot do much but to manage within the available resources.
Pakistani soldiers pass a baby across a watercourse
as part of an effort to help homeless people in
Taunsa, near Multan, move to safe location - BBC
Long live Pakistan Army
And
May GOD be with you and the flood victims !!
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