The UN World Food Programme said on Wednesday it was trying to get help to up to six million survivors of Pakistan's devastating floods at a cost of 150 million dollars. The country's worst floods in 80 years have affected millions and ravaged swathes of the country, killing an estimated 1,600 people. The UN agency is now trying to get food to about 525,000 people in Punjab province to the south and another 300,000 in Sindh.Duration: 00:32
