Flood-affected districts of Sindh are under termite assault, worsening hardship.
Flood-hit areas in Sindh’s Dadu and Jamshoro districts are witnessing a termite invasion due to stagnant flood water, adding to the devastation.
Termites have invaded wooden doors and windows, adding to the flood victims’ anguish.
In the past two months, water has stagnated in Dadu and Jamshoro due to a lack of action.
Locals continue to suffer the repercussions, and termite infestation tops the list.
Termites have destroyed homes and other wooden structures in two Sindh districts, raising the risk of infrastructural deterioration and economic loss.
Flood victims have asked the provincial government to spray affected districts.
Floods killed more than 1,700 people and caused $30 billion in damages in Pakistan.
