Dear Friends,
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has rescued 13,87,426 persons from flood-hit areas of the country. According to a press release issued here on Monday, among all, 24,630 people were rescued from Balochistan, 50,953 from Khyber-Pakhtunkwa (KPK), 38,1496 from Punjab, 926,935 from Sindh, 169 from Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and 3243 from Gilgit Baltistan .
According to the details, 1781 people died due to floods among which 48 hail from Balochistan, 1156 from KPK, 110 Punjab, 213 Sindh, 71 AJK and 183 from GB.
Number of injured reported is 2966, among which 98 were from Balochistan, 1198 from KPK, 350 from Punjab, 1173 from Sindh, 87 from AJK and 60 from GB.
19,10,439 houses were damaged due to the floods including 75,261 from Balochistan, 200,799 from KPK, 509,814 from Punjab, 11,14,629 from Sindh, 7,106 from AJK and 2,830 from GB, the release further said.
521,993 blankets have been distributed among flood victims along with 1591 bucket, 149 Cholera Kit, 16851 clothes, 268.66 tons dates, 117 de-watering pumps, 72 emergency medicine kits, 2290 emergency drinking kits, 900 Foam beds/mats/folding beds, 784 First Aid Boxes, 72078.46 tons food items, 1120 generators, 5817 hygiene kits, 23486 Jerry Cans, 8069 jackets, 2458 kerosene stoves, 116462 kitchen sets, 3732 mosquito nets, 290891 tents, 121 water tanks and 78796.98 water bottles,
Number of injured reported is 2966, among which 98 were from Balochistan, 1198 from KPK, 350 from Punjab, 1173 from Sindh, 87 from AJK and 60 from GB.
19,10,439 houses were damaged due to the floods including 75,261 from Balochistan, 200,799 from KPK, 509,814 from Punjab, 11,14,629 from Sindh, 7,106 from AJK and 2,830 from GB, the release further said.
521,993 blankets have been distributed among flood victims along with 1591 bucket, 149 Cholera Kit, 16851 clothes, 268.66 tons dates, 117 de-watering pumps, 72 emergency medicine kits, 2290 emergency drinking kits, 900 Foam beds/mats/folding beds, 784 First Aid Boxes, 72078.46 tons food items, 1120 generators, 5817 hygiene kits, 23486 Jerry Cans, 8069 jackets, 2458 kerosene stoves, 116462 kitchen sets, 3732 mosquito nets, 290891 tents, 121 water tanks and 78796.98 water bottles,
River Indus, Kabul, Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Sutlej run normal
All main Rivers including Indus, Kabul, Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi and Sutlej are flowing normal while the Tarbela and Mangla Dams have attained their maximum conservation level of 1550.00 feet and 1206 feet respectively. The combined live storage position of Tarbela, Mangla & Chashma is 11.753 MAF as compared to last year's 9.304 MAF, said daily report issued by Federal Flood Commission (FFC).
According to Flood Forecasting Division (FFD), Lahore, weak Seasonal Low continues to prevail over Balochistan and adjoining areas.
Yesterday's well marked low pressure over Orissa (India) and adjoining areas of Madhya Pradesh (India) has moved north-northwestwards and now lies over northern Madhya Pradesh (India) and adjoining southwest Uttar-Pradesh (India). The weather system is being closely monitored by the Pakistan Meteorological Department.
The existing meteorological situation in the country as reported by FFD may result into isolated thunderstorm/ rain over Kashmir and adjoining hilly areas, including upper catchment of River Ravi, besides scattered thunderstorm/ rain over upper catchment of River Sutlej during the next 24 hours.
The flood situation in eastern rivers (Ravi & Sutlej) has to be kept under watch as any further rains in the catchment areas of the rivers in India are likely to impact river flows in Sutlej and Ravi in view of the fact that all dams on these Rivers in India are full at this stage.
Yesterday's well marked low pressure over Orissa (India) and adjoining areas of Madhya Pradesh (India) has moved north-northwestwards and now lies over northern Madhya Pradesh (India) and adjoining southwest Uttar-Pradesh (India). The weather system is being closely monitored by the Pakistan Meteorological Department.
The existing meteorological situation in the country as reported by FFD may result into isolated thunderstorm/ rain over Kashmir and adjoining hilly areas, including upper catchment of River Ravi, besides scattered thunderstorm/ rain over upper catchment of River Sutlej during the next 24 hours.
The flood situation in eastern rivers (Ravi & Sutlej) has to be kept under watch as any further rains in the catchment areas of the rivers in India are likely to impact river flows in Sutlej and Ravi in view of the fact that all dams on these Rivers in India are full at this stage.
Regards
Shoaib Habib Memon
Cell.0314 2090252
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