Swaddled tightly under the shelter of a donated tent, a newborn baby lays still amid the disorder all around in a flood-affected village near Charsadda in northwest Pakistan. Her mother, Hajira Bibi, flits between checking on the 10-day-old girl and attempting to clean away the mud left behind in her home by the floods that forced her family to shelter on the roadside. "We just want our house to be fixed... It's painful to see the children laying here," said Bibi told AFP. The environment is ripe for a breakout of infections. "The flood has passed but the water was very dirty, very muddy, all these children have rashes and their health is getting worse and worse," said Naveed Afzal, Bibi's husband. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES