Severe flooding in Pakistan has sparked fears of cholera outbreaks and other health risks. Stagnant water, damaged sanitation, and overcrowded relief camps heighten the threat of waterborne diseases, with health officials warning of urgent needs for clean water, medical supplies, and preventive measures to avert a wider crisis.
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