00:00I think that Kalua is a tapu actually for Osapurda, just the border of the Nala Pakistan, the border of the Nala, there was a lot of water in the back of the camp.
00:12We went to the camp, we went to the boat, we went to the camp.
00:16There was a week of families here, there were children and ladies, they were given the required medicine.
00:25The rest of them were cutoff in the back, so the dirt is up, which is a major loss.
00:32But the BSF was very tipsy and the Kurosawa is helping them in us, they have to go through the boat.
00:39So we did not have the difficulty, just to help them, and we also wanted to encourage them to give up the choice of everything.
00:46That's okay all the families with 20 families.
00:49How many camps have you put in the health department?
00:53The camps are regularly put, wherever there is a problem or wherever there is water.
00:58In this way, there is no major damage to the water.
01:03For general patients, they have the same required medicines.
01:07There are also chlorine, tablets, anti-diaryal, tubes, etc.
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