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The Independent: Journalist reports in neck-deep water during extreme flooding in Pakistan

An Army rescue boat is going to rescue people being stuck at Saadi town Karachi where flood waters entered homes after parts of the Thado dam in Karachi’s outskirt Gadap broke due to heavy rains on July 30, 2019. (AN photo by SA Babar)

Updated 31 July 2019

Arab News Pakistan

July 31, 2019 11:37

The Independent: Journalist reports in neck-deep water during extreme flooding in Pakistan

Updated 31 July 2019

Arab News Pakistan

July 31, 2019 11:37

July 31: The Independent report by Maya Yagoda states that a journalist has caught international attention after reporting live from neck-deep flood water in Pakistan.