According to Pakistani officials death toll reached to more than1600 and material losses are far beyond our imagination. Only after reaching the far flung regions the real picture of losses would be clear.

Some brief figures about recent floods are:
More than 12 million directly affected people.
More than 1600 casualties.
500,000 people lost their homes.
Thousands of villages ruined by flood and thousands others could not be reached yet.
By overflowing Indus River in Punjab 250 thousand hectare agriculture land effected, thousands of animals perished.
In some regions epidemics broke out.
Most of the link roads and bridges are destroyed. Aid is being distributed by helicopters. And people are being crushed by crowds.
Effected people urgently need tents, food items, clean water and medicines.


It is the time to help.
Now or never

To share these effected peoples` pain, send your donations.

FOR YOUR HELP ACCOUNT NUMBERS ARE AS UNDER.

PTICEF natural disaster account
Account no: 06020830782410
C.D.A Civic centre, branch HBL (Habib bank)
Account type: fc-cd (usd) fe

PTICEF natural disaster
Account no: 5540789008 Pkr
The royal bank of Scotland ltd.
F- 10 7-L F - 10 MARKAZ, ISLAMABAD, Pakistan

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PAKTURK International Schools won Silver Medal in “I-SWEEP Olympiads Environment Category.” Usama Ahmad from PAKTURK International Schools and Colleges presented his project named “Effect of mixed-culture of Typha domingenasis and Phragmites karka on the efficiency of subsur-face flow constructed wetland (SFCW) for sewage treatment” Among the jury members there were some qualified scientists working at different universities of US.

Success of our Pakistani student shows that when it comes to talent, we are second to none. The only thing needed is guidance and encouragement. Usama Ahmad, after getting the award expressed his happiness and thankfulness for his teachers and parents.

It is worth mentioning thattwo years back another student from PAKTURK Islamabad Muhammad Azam brought Medal from this olympiads.

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I-SWEEEP 2010 brought together over 1,000 brightest science like-minded students and their supervisors in Houston. Young scientists from 70 countries and 43 U.S. states displayed their 470 science projects about pressing issues of energy, engineering, and environment

Winners of I-SWEEEP not only received a medal for hard work but also scholarships and monetary awards totaling $350,000. The weeklong event also brought together a wide array of people universities, K-12 institutions, government agencies, and energy industry. Texas Railroad Commissioner, Elizabeth Ames Jones was in attendance in the long waited opening night and greeted I-SWEEEP students.

View I-SWEEEP 2010 photos on flickr 

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The students of Islampura Branch Lahore were being informed about the 23rd April 2010 "Children Day" .To share the joy and Happiness of Children Day with the children of Orphanage and Hospitals a huge collection of Toys, Dresses, and Eatables etc were collected and distributed among the children of DARULSHAFQUAT Lahore. They shared their best wishes and gifts with the deprived and needy children about 150. Parents and teachers also participated enthusiastically. It was also appreciated by them. Through this activity they got the feelings of sensitivity and social sympathy . It was also practicing in the past as well. We will try to continue the same in the future also.

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