World Bank ups Pakistan flood aid to US$1b
WASHINGTON (Sept 2, 2010): The World Bank said Wednesday it was raising its support for flood relief in Pakistan to US$1 billion (RM3.13 billion), from US$900 million.

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IMF, World Bank step up aid to Pakistan
WASHINGTON (AFP) – The IMF and the World Bank have stepped up aid to flood-hit Pakistan to help it cope with its worst-ever humanitarian disaster, officials said Thursday.

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World Bank Raises Pakistan Flood Aid To $1 Billion
(RTTNews) – The World Bank on Wednesday boosted its support to flood-hit Pakistan with an additional pledge of $100 million in emergency funding taking the total aid pledged to $1 billion.

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World Bank Raises Pakistan Flood Aid To $1bn
The World Bank has raised its aid contribution to Pakistan to $1 billion to help the country recovery from the worst floods in its history.

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Floods: no firm compensation plan
WHILE we daily come across a lot of conflicting and confusing statements by officials concerned, it seems that government authorities have not yet been able to devise any mechanism for providing compensation to flood-affected people.

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