[Jesus might have died for our sins, but who is going to help stop the flooding in Australia that has gone on for days and resulted in nearly two dozen deaths? Image via Getty]

The city of Rockhampton, Australia has been one of the hardest hit from the recent "biblical" flooding across Queensland, with water levels hitting a peak of 30 feet there yesterday. A Getty Images photographer is documenting the deluged city.

The Pakistani city of Thatta is under threat as more levees broke today due to flooding, and at least 70 percent of its residents have fled.

[A Pakistani villager sleeps on an embankment surrounding by floodwater in Sarjani near Thatta, in southern Pakistan. Some 800,000 people are stranded, and waters are expected to rise even further this week. Pic via AP]

After three weeks of catastrophic floods in Pakistan, two million people are homeless and one-fifth of the country is underwater. These satellite photographs, taken a year apart, help show the extent of the disaster—click to see them full-size.

An estimated 20 million people in Pakistan have been left homeless by flooding, and there are reports of cholera in at least one area.