Some of the latest facts and figures of the flood that hit Pakistan, 317.6 million, almost 70 percent of the 459.7 million US dollars offered in response to its appeals, had so far been received for relief activities. Islamic Relief USA has increased its original $1 million appeal to $6 million in the wake of the increased flooding and suffering More than 200 hospitals and clinics destroyed - Islamic Relief USA Worst flooding in 80 years; an area the size of Italy submerged by floods - Islamic Relief USA £30 could immunize 30 children against deadly measles. - UNICEF £50 could help provide 5 families with access to safe drinking water - UNICEF The UN estimates 1.1 million people in Sindh province, Pakistan have lost their homes, crops, and livestock during the major floods now affecting the country. 20 -25 million people directly effected by floods nationwide in 3 weeks 1,500 people died immediately. The floods have eaten three million tons of cotton -- over 20 percent of our 14 million bales for this year. 3.5 million children at risk from water-borne diseases. Two million dollars are needed every day to provide water only to the flood victims. Rehabilitation could cost 2.5 billion dollars in the northern areas alone. UNICEF estimates that over 5,500 schools and 1,300 health centres have been either damaged or destroyed and that nearly 5,000 schools are now housing displaced families. Over 3.2 million hectares of standing crops, representing 16% of the cultivatable area, have so far been damaged. 20% of the territory of Pakistan is underwater which is an area larger than Italy and England Global Donations: Saudi Arabia: $124 billion United States : $75,621,599 United Kingdom : $40,235,085 Denmark: $26,595,962 Asian Development Bank $2 billion The Coca-Cola Corporation for Pakistan and Afghanistan announced $500,000 donation.     MKR Foundation and Imran Khan have collaborated and launched "Pukaar", a social welfare organization aimed at providing relief to flood victims by collecting donations from the people of Pakistan as well as global. Assuring proper utilisation of donations, Imran Khan said that funds would be distributed in a transparent way. He said the programme would devise short and long term strategies, adding that, in the short term, necessary items would be distributed among the flood victims, while the long-term strategy would focus on rehabilitation of the displaced people.