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Floods 2019, Skardu, Pakistan



In August 2019, a massive flood hit the beautiful valley of Tinjus, Baltistan. The catastrophe was sensed before it started by some boys who were up the hills for a walk. From there they phoned the inhabitants of the valley eventually the people left their houses and evacuated the endangered area. It saved the lives of hundreds of people. Thanks to those boys' phone calls...

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