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Severe flooding in Pakistan in late August 2011 resulted in widespread damage, primarily in the southern province of Sindh, affecting close to 5 million people.

Upon requests from local partners in Pakistan, CRS sent teams in late 2011 to conduct free medical clinics for flood-affected victims. Over the course of 15 days, close to 1,000 villagers, women and children were treated for flood-related ailments. With the generous sponsorship of donors, children sandals were also distributed to needy areas.”

Sri Lanka Civil War Relief
The nation of Sri Lanka has been facing civil war since 1983 between the Sri Lankan government and Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE).
In early 2009, the Sri Lankan government launched large scale attacks to take control of the whole nation that resulted in more than 6,500 deaths and many more thousands injured.

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Myanmar Cyclone Relief
On 2nd May 2008, Cyclone Nargis hits the nation of Myanmar.
It is the worst natural disaster in the history of Myanmar, with at least 146,000 fatalities and 1.5 million people severely affected by the cyclone.

As a response, CRS sent 5 relief teams to Myanmar to provide medical aid and conduct children programs in Yangon and Bogale in 2008 & 2009.

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Bangladesh Flood Relief
Since June 2008, different parts of low-lying Bangladesh have been flooded and up to 600,000 has been stranded by the flood.
To help in the disaster relief, CRS sent 2 relief teams in November and December 2008 to Koligram to provide medical aid and conduct children program in the disaster areas.

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