The transcript describes the devastating impact of a massive flood in East Pakistan, likening it to a biblical event. British soldiers from Singapore are part of the relief efforts, facing challenging conditions. Despite global aid, many areas remain unreached, leading to criticism of West Pakistan's response. Survivors are in dire need, with many dead or missing, and the situation is described as scandalous.

What was the scale of the flood's impact in East Pakistan?

• It only affected the capital city.

• It affected a small village.

• It was limited to a few towns.

• It was as large as Scotland.

How did the British soldiers perceive their experience in the relief efforts?

• They were unaffected by the situation.

• They were eager to leave the area.

• They found it to be a routine mission.

• It was an unforgettable and challenging experience.

What was the criticism faced by Pakistan's leadership during the flood crisis?

• They acted too quickly.

• They provided excessive aid.

• They did not respond adequately and promptly.

• They focused only on urban areas.

What was the global response to the flood disaster in East Pakistan?

• Aid was sent only after a month.

• No aid was sent at all.

• Aid was pouring in from all over the world.

• Aid was only sent from neighboring countries.

What desperate measure did survivors take to signal their needs?

• They moved to the capital city.

• They organized a protest.

• They used bonfires to signal for help.

• They sent letters to the government.