Pakistan rebuilding two years after earthquake

The video discusses the aftermath of the October 8, 2005 earthquake that devastated Balakot, Pakistan, killing thousands and leaving many homeless. It highlights the temporary shelters provided by humanitarian organizations and the long-term rebuilding plans by Pakistani authorities. The personal story of Fazana, who lost her husband and now supports her family with UNICEF's help, is shared. The video also covers efforts to support children through recreation centers and the importance of child rights awareness. The current situation in the region and the challenges of rebuilding to anti-quake standards are also discussed.

What was the immediate response to the destruction in Balakot after the earthquake?

• Rebuilding the city in the same location

• Constructing earthquake-proof buildings immediately

• Setting up temporary shelters with blue roofs

• Evacuating all residents permanently

How did UNICEF assist Fazana after the earthquake?

• By offering her a job in their organization

• By relocating her to a safer area

• By helping her open a small shop

• By providing her with a new house

What was the purpose of the recreation centers established in the affected areas?

• To serve as medical facilities

• To help children and orphans cope with trauma

• To offer educational classes

• To provide temporary housing

What was the estimated death toll in the regional capital of Muzafar Abad due to the earthquake?

• 34,000 people

• 50,000 people

• 20,000 people

• 10,000 people

What is the main challenge faced by authorities in rebuilding the affected areas?

• Shortage of skilled labor

• Disagreement on rebuilding locations

• Ensuring new buildings meet anti-quake standards

• Lack of construction materials