Sources: BBC
UK deputy prime minister Nick Clegg visits a relief camp in Sukkur to witness the devastation caused by the ongoing floods. 2010-09-1
After initial hesitation, Pakistan ultimately accepts $5 million in aid from India; it subsequently calls it a "very welcome initiative". 2010-08-20
The United Nations says that flood relief aid to Pakistan is "arriving too slowly". 2010-08-18
The devastating floods continue as a concern of the United Nations, with officials citing a lack of aid funding for six million people in urgent need of clean water. 2010-08-16
The Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon visits Pakistan to inspect the relief effort for the 2010 Pakistan floods. 2010-08-15
President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari officially cancels Independence Day as a direct consequence of the ongoing floods that have devastated the country. 2010-08-13
Gordon Brown requests that the British public supply more money to be used to help those affected by the floods. 2010-08-11
The United Nations states more than four million people are now affected by the most severe flooding in Pakistan's history, while the death toll rises to at least 1,600. 2010-08-5
Nearly 1 million people are estimated to have been left homeless during the ongoing severe floods in Pakistan. 2010-08-4
Thousands of people flee their homes in Punjab due to flood fears. 2010-08-4