Pakistan is being swept over by super floods and it needs your help

Note: This article sheds light on the current flash flood situation that has affected a significant proportion of Pakistan's provinces.

The government of Pakistan declared an emergency due to monsoon floods, heavy rains fell throughout most of the country. Until now, more than 1200 people have died as a result of the monsoon rains that started in June, according to the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), which reported the figure on Friday. Of those deaths, 34 have occurred within the past 24 hours. Human life aside, cattle of these regions (which are predominantly agriculture-oriented) have been significantly affected. It is estimated that around 17,000 cattle would become victims of the disaster. However, we can only imagine the real death toll of this catastrophe at this point in time. The numbers are most likely way up there.

New blog that reviews food in the Pakistan's capital and looks extremely promising.

Everyone loves food but with so many places to choose from it gets extremely hard to land on a nice place that serves the best food too. However, some pages that post reviews about food items from numerous places come to the rescue. One such emerging new blog goes by the name @notfoody Notfoody reviews food mainly in the capital of Pakistan i.e Islamabad (and Rawalpindi.) It gives you an honest review of what places are worth having a good time with friends and families or just for dining out for a change and what places are sort of miss.