The document compares flooding in Pakistan and Australia in 2010-2011. The Pakistan floods affected over 20 million people, caused over $43 billion in damages, and resulted in more than 2000 deaths across several provinces. In contrast, the Australian floods directly affected fewer people, caused approximately $2 billion in damages, and resulted in only 1 confirmed death across several central and northern Victorian cities and towns. The document also notes differences in medical aid staff and Angelina Jolie's involvement between the two flood events.

1. DIFFERENCE BETWEENPAKISTANI & AUSTRALIAN FLOOD By: MTHK & WS Date: 11th March, 2011

2. Flood in Pakistan Duration: 26 July 2010-Present Damages: $43 billion (estimated) Areas affected: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab, Sindh, Baluchistan and Gilgit-Baltistan Directly affected about 20 million people Fatalities: More than 2000

3. Affected Areas

4. Flood in Australia Duration: 12 January 2011 – present Fatalities: 1 confirmed dead Damages: A$ 2 billion Areas affected: Much of central and northern Victoria including cities of Horsham, Shepparton and Swan Hill as well as towns Charlton, Rochester and Carisbrook, Beaufort, Glenorchy, Rupanyup, Echuca, Bridgewater on Loddon, Creswick, Clunes, Kerang, Warracknabeal and Skipton

5. Difference of People in Flood

13. Difference of Medical Aid Staff

14. Difference of Angelina Jolie

15. Thank You