4 months after Punjab floods, field shack now only home of displaced sisters in Sultanpur Lodhi

Name: 4 months after Punjab floods, field shack now only home of displaced sisters in Sultanpur Lodhi
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Description: 4 months after Punjab floods, field shack now only home of displaced sisters in Sultanpur Lodhi

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Sultanpur Lodhi: After losing homes and fields two sisters put up at a field shack in Baupur. Children drop out of school. Help of do-gooders turns only means of survival for many villagers.

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