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AFP Photo Advisory -- October 7, 2022 (AFP)-- EUROPE -- PRAGUE : Informal EU summit OSLO : Nobel Peace Prize winner announced -- AFRICA -- LESOTHO : General elections OUAGADOUGOU : Situation as it develops. -- MIDDLE EAST -- REGION: Situation as develops. -- ASIA -- REGION: Situation as develops. -- AMERICAS -- LIMA : Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits. -- SPORTS -- FOOTBALL: Women international friendly match Spain vs Sweden GOLF : LIV Golf Invitational Bangkok RUGBY UNION : Women's World Cup in New Zealand. CRICKET: Bangladesh v Pakistan at Christchurch, New Zealand; Australia v West Indies 2nd T20 at Brisbane FORMULA ONE: Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, training session TENNIS: ATP at Japan Open, at Tokyo (Photo by AFP)
US and South Korean marines take positions after disembarking from a US marine landing ship during a joint amphibious landing exercise with their Philippine counterparts at a beach facing the South China Sea in San Antonio town, Zambales province on October 7, 2022. (Photo by Ted ALJIBE / AFP)
FRANCE : suivi de la situation sanitaire PARIS ET IDF - PREVISIONS PHOTO FRANCE – Vendredi 7 octobre 2022 -PREVISIONS PHOTO FRANCE – Vendredi 7 octobre 2022 - PARIS ET IDF - Aubervilliers: Renault et Mobilize présentent leurs nouveautés avant le Mondial de l'auto - Paris: Procès de dix-sept personnes, jugées pour un harcèlement aggravé en ligne visant le chanteur Eddy de Pretto REGIONS - Toulouse: Ouverture de l'exposition "Niki de Saint Phalle, les années 1980 et 1990. L'art en liberté" SPORTS - Décines-Charpieu: Football : Ligue 1, 10ème journée : Lyon - Toulouse Responsable de permanence CHRISTOPHE DELATTRE +33 6 76 88 40 66 redchef-photo@afp.com / photodesk.paris@afp.com Consultez les événements mis à jour et les agendas de l'AFP en ligne : https://agenda.afp.com Contact : contact-agenda@afp.com (Photo by AFP)
A pile of items of clothing left behind by migrants who illegally crossed into the United States sits near the US Border Wall on October 6, 2022 in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A double rainbow is seen above the US Border Wall separating the United Sates from Mexico on October 6, 2022 in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
Welded metal pieces plug holes made by migrants trying to enter the Unites States in a section of the US border wall, October 6, 2022 in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A smuggler illegally climbs the US Border Wall separating the United Sates from Mexico to retrieve a homemade ladder on October 6, 2022 in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A smuggler illegally climbs the US Border Wall separating the United Sates from Mexico to retrieve a homemade ladder on October 6, 2022 in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A migrant transport vehicle is parked during a dust storm on October 6, 2022, in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A group of migrants who entered the United States illegally from Mexico are steered into a van by US Border Patrol agents on October 6, 2022, in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A group of migrants who entered the United States illegally from Mexico sit a van after being apprehended by US Border Patrol agents on October 6, 2022, in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A group of migrants who entered the United States illegally from Mexico are steered into a van by US Border Patrol agents on October 6, 2022, in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A group of migrants who entered the United States illegally from Mexico are steered into a van by US Border Patrol agents on October 6, 2022, in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A group of migrants who entered the United States illegally from Mexico are steered into a van by US Border Patrol agents on October 6, 2022, in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
In this picture taken on September 26, 2022, a child belonging to an internally displaced flood-affected man looks on at camp in Jamshoro district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 27, 2022, a Pakistani paramedic takes a blood sample of a patient for Malaria screening at a medical camp set up for internally displaced flood affected peoples in Jamshoro district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 27, 2022, internally displaced flood affected people gather at a medical camp set up for the flood affected in Jamshoro district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 27, 2022, a Pakistani paramedic examines a child at a medical camp set up for internally displaced flood affected peoples in Jamshoro district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 27, 2022, internally displaced flood-affected people stand in a queue with their doctor's prescriptions to get medicine at a medical camp set up for the flood affected in Jamshoro district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
A group of migrants who entered the United States illegally from Mexico are steered into a van by US Border Patrol agents on October 6, 2022, in Calexico, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
In this picture taken on September 26, 2022, internally displaced flood affected people fill drinking water from a puddle outside a makeshift camp in Jamshoro district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 26, 2022, children of internally displaced flood affected people drink water from a puddle outside a makeshift camp in Jamshoro district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
Migrants use a rope ladder to illegally climb over the US Border Wall separating the United Sates from Mexico on October 6, 2022 in El Centro, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
Migrants use a rope ladder to illegally climb over the US Border Wall separating the United Sates from Mexico on October 6, 2022 in El Centro, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
Migrants use a rope ladder to illegally climb over the US Border Wall separating the United Sates from Mexico on October 6, 2022 in El Centro, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A US Customs and Border Protection patch is seen on the arm of an agent in the Jacumba mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
In this picture taken on September 26, 2022, internally displaced flood affected people drink water from a puddle outside a makeshift camp in Jamshoro district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 27, 2022, a woman carrying a child along with other internally displaced people gather at a medical camp set up for the flood affected in Jamshoro district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 27, 2022, internally displaced flood-affected people hold out their doctor’s prescriptions to get medicine at a medical camp set up for the flood affected in Jamshoro district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 28, 2022, an internally displaced flood-affected family sits outside their tent at a makeshift tent camp in Jamshoro district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
View of the US southern border wall separating Mexico and the United States in the Jacumba mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
US Border Patrol agents and local Imperial County law enforcement retrieve the body of a deceased migrant recovered by a California Highway Patrol helicopter from the Jacumba Mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A California Highway Patrol helicopter flies over the US southern border wall separating Mexico and the United States during a rescue operation helping US Border Patrol agents retrieve the body of deceased migrant from the Jacumba Mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
Pakistan's Haider Ali (2nd R) celebrates with teammates after a successful catch to dismiss Bangladesh's Litton Das during the first cricket match between Pakistan and Bangladesh in the Twenty20 tri-series at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on October 7, 2022. (Photo by Sanka Vidanagama / AFP)
Pakistan's Haider Ali (C) celebrates with teammates after a successful catch to dismiss Bangladesh's Litton Das during the first cricket match between Pakistan and Bangladesh in the Twenty20 tri-series at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on October 7, 2022. (Photo by Sanka Vidanagama / AFP)
US Border Patrol agents and local Imperial County law enforcement retrieve the body of a deceased migrant recovered by a California Highway Patrol helicopter from the Jacumba Mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
US Border Patrol agents and local Imperial County law enforcement prepare a body bag for the body of a deceased migrant recovered by a California Highway Patrol helicopter from the Jacumba Mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
US Border Patrol agents and local Imperial County law enforcement retrieve the body of a deceased migrant recovered by a California Highway Patrol helicopter from the Jacumba Mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
US Border Patrol agents and local Imperial County law enforcement retrieve the body of a deceased migrant recovered by a California Highway Patrol helicopter from the Jacumba Mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A deceased migrant, recovered by California Highway Patrol helicopter and US Border Patrol agents from the Jacumba mountains, lies wrapped in a blue body bag on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A deceased migrant, recovered by California Highway Patrol helicopter and US Border Patrol agents from the Jacumba mountains, lies wrapped in a blue body bag on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A deceased migrant, recovered by California Highway Patrol helicopter and US Border Patrol agents from the Jacumba mountains, lies wrapped in a blue body bag on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
Local Imperial County law enforcement and coroner load the body of a deceased migrant recovered by California Highway Patrol helicopter and US Border Patrol agents from the Jacumba mountains into a closed pick-up truck on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
Local Imperial County law enforcement and coroner load the body of a deceased migrant recovered by California Highway Patrol helicopter and US Border Patrol agents from the Jacumba mountains into a closed pick-up truck on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
Local Imperial County law enforcement and coroner load the body of a deceased migrant recovered by California Highway Patrol helicopter and US Border Patrol agents from the Jacumba mountains into a closed pick-up truck on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
Local Imperial County law enforcement and coroner load the body of a deceased migrant recovered by California Highway Patrol helicopter and US Border Patrol agents from the Jacumba mountains into a closed pick-up truck on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
Local Imperial County law enforcement and coroner load the body of a deceased migrant recovered by California Highway Patrol helicopter and US Border Patrol agents from the Jacumba mountains into a van on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A California Highway Patrol helicopter brings down the body of a deceased migrant recovered by US Border Patrol agents in the Jacumba mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A bouquet of flowers sits at the site where French driver Jules Bianchi crashed in October 2014 suffering fatal injuries, ahead of the first practice session for the Formula One Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, Mie prefecture on October 7, 2022. - Bianchi died in 2015 from head injuries sustained in the crash at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix nine months earlier. (Photo by Toshifumi KITAMURA / AFP)
A California Highway Patrol helicopter brings down the body of a deceased migrant recovered by US Border Patrol agents in the Jacumba mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A California Highway Patrol helicopter brings down the body of a deceased migrant recovered by US Border Patrol agents in the Jacumba mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A California Highway Patrol helicopter lifts the body of a deceased migrant recovered by US Border Patrol agents in the Jacumba mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A California Highway Patrol helicopter lifts the body of a deceased migrant recovered by US Border Patrol agents in the Jacumba mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
A California Highway Patrol helicopter lifts the body of a deceased migrant recovered by US Border Patrol agents in the Jacumba mountains on October 6, 2022 in Imperial County, California. - In the fiscal year 2022 the number of migrant apprehensions exceeded 2 million, a new record in US Border Patrol history, but these apprehensions include many repeat offenders. (Photo by allison dinner / AFP)
In this picture taken on September 27, 2022, an internally displaced flood-affected woman undergoes a treatment at a hospital in a flooded area in Johi, Dadu district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 27, 2022, an internally displaced flood-affected mother takes care of her child undergoing treatment in a hospital in a flooded area in Johi, Dadu district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 27, 2022, internally displaced flood-affected people wade through a flooded area in Dadu district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 28, 2022, an internally displaced flood-affected family pictured on the roof of their house amid flooded area in Dadu district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 27, 2022, internally displaced flood-affected women take care of new-born babies at a maternity ward of a hospital in Johi, Dadu district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
In this picture taken on September 27, 2022, an internally displaced flood-affected woman takes care of new-born babies at a maternity ward of a hospital in Johi, Dadu district of Sindh province. - Sindh has been worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan underwater, displaced eight million, destroyed or damaged two million homes, crippled 1,500 hospitals and clinics and caused an estimated $28 billion in damages. (Photo by Rizwan TABASSUM / AFP) / To go with 'Pakistan-Floods-Health-Children-Climate' FOCUS by Ashraf KHAN and Joe STENSON
