KARACHI: Pakistani authorities raced against time yesterday to rescue tens of thousands of stranded people after the worst floods in a decade hit the south of the country, killing at least 100 people.
As the rain stopped, army, navy, police and civil aid workers fanned out across villages in the southern province of Sindh trying to reach people marooned without food and shelter for up to six days.
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