Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has visited the flood-ravaged area of Shahdadkot in Pakistan's Sindh province, after millions lost their homes in flooding caused by unusually heavy monsoon rains.
It's as if the neighbourhood left their homes and set up home in a refugee camp. They remain neighbours, they still live down the way from one another.
She tells me how terrifying it was when the water entered her family home in the middle of the night:"We are poor people and it was a mud and brick house." "We are worried and suffering. We have no money to buy anything. We're just sitting here. What can we do?" There's a makeshift cradle for her toddler. A cloth tied at both ends to the posts to form a hammock.
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