Bisma Narejo
One-third of Pakistan is inundated, as floods sweep through the country this summer. The catastrophic floods, resulting from monsoon rains that began in June, are unprecedented in scale and scope. So far, they have affected some 33 million people — about 14% of Pakistan’s population — causing death, damage, displacement and loss whose effects will be felt for months and years to come. Hundreds of thousands of pregnant women have been displaced by the unprecedented floods in Pakistan. They urgently need proper medical care to ensure a safe pregnancy and childbirth. Pregnant women at the camps also complain of a lack of female doctors and midwives to help them. Many people’s are distressed with this and are facing uncountable problems one of them is child birth in that condition of their society or environment this is natural thing and it can’t be changed. Hence, many babies are expected to born in tents, because many villagers have no access to hospitals in these days and some hospitals are also damaged. This is a safe option for babies and mothers who have to face a lot of problem due to flooding during pregnancy.
