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Villagers hold pitchers of drinking
water on their head as they walk to get
water for their families in the village
of Bhattian Jivery at Tharparkar June 25,
2008. Soaring food prices and shortages
of staples mean about 77 million people
of Pakistan's 160 million population are
food insecure, a 28 percent increase
over the past year, according to U.N.
World Food Programme (WFP) estimates.
The term food insecure means people are
unable to get sufficient nutritious food
to meet dietary needs. REUTERS/Akram
Shahid
REF: RTX7TT0
Villager Mangal Ram (L) works at his mud
house in the village Bhattian Jivery at
Tharparkar June 25, 2008. Soaring food
prices and shortages of staples mean
about 77 million people of Pakistan's
160 million population are food insecure,
a 28 percent increase over the past
year, according to U.N. World Food
Programme (WFP) estimates. REUTERS/Akram
Shahid
REF: RTX7TSV
A boy plays in the village Taho Bheel at
Tharparkar June 25, 2008. Soaring food
prices and shortages of staples mean
about 77 million people of Pakistan's
160 million population are food insecure,
a 28 percent increase over the past
year, according to U.N. World Food
Programme (WFP) estimates. REUTERS/Aftab
Borka
REF: RTX7TSS
A villager prepares roti (bread) in her
mud house in the village Bhattian Jivery
at Tharparkar June 25, 2008. Soaring
food prices and shortages of staples
mean about 77 million people of Pakistan'
s 160 million population are food
insecure, a 28 percent increase over the
past year, according to U.N. World Food
Programme (WFP) estimates. REUTERS/Athar
Hussain
REF: RTX7TSP
Villagers hold pitchers of drinking
water on their head as they walk to get
water for their families at the village
of Bhattian Jivery in Tharparkar June 25,
2008. Soaring food prices and shortages
of staples mean about 77 million people
of Pakistan's 160 million population are
food insecure, a 28 percent increase
over the past year, according to U.N.
World Food Programme (WFP) estimates.
REUTERS/Athar Hussain
REF: RTX7TSM
A villager washes pots at the courtyard
of her house at the village Bhattian
Jivery at Tharparkar June 25, 2008.
Soaring food prices and shortages of
staples mean about 77 million people of
Pakistan's 160 million population are
food insecure, a 28 percent increase
over the past year, according to U.N.
World Food Programme (WFP) estimates.
REUTERS/Athar Hussain
REF: RTX7TSI
Children smile in the slums of the
outskirts of Karachi July 9, 2008.
Soaring food prices and shortages of
staples mean about 77 million people of
Pakistan's 160 million population are
food insecure, a 28 percent increase
over the past year, according to U.N.
World Food Programme (WFP) estimates.
REUTERS/Athar Hussain
REF: RTX7TSD
