Rising cases of malaria and dengue in Pakistan after floods ...Kuwait

Cases of mosquito-borne diseases, especially dengue fever and malaria, are rising in Pakistan as the South Asian nation struggles with the effects of the devastating floods that left large swathes of the country underwater for weeks.  The southern province of Sindh - one of the worst affected by the floods - has reported more than 3,072 cases of malaria and 1,098 of dengue fever this month, according to Sindh's Information Minister Sharjeel Memon as reported in Dawn.  Pakistan updates: Floodwaters are threatening a power station in Dadu, Sindh - which is one of the worst affected areas. Millions dependent. Authorities say it may take up to 6 months for floodwater to

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