Thousands of children across Pakistan are being given a special board game to teach them how to cope with natural disasters.<br /><br />Since 2005, Pakistan has suffered a major earthquake and two consecutive years of devastating flooding.<br /><br />The game is designed and distributed by the UN's habitat agency. It follows the success of a similar board game project in other countries prone to natural disasters.<br /><br />About 30,000 of the games are being distributed to children across Pakistan.<br /><br />It is hoped that by playing the game, children will grow up to be adults who can protect themselves and their communities from any future disasters.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Imtiaz Tyab reports from Charsadda, in the northwest of Pakistan.
