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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 47454, member: 636"] Rescue teams found another child's body at Swat River, bringing the death count to 11 people. Search crews continue looking for two missing individuals from the same family. Four people survived the water disaster that happened on Friday. Over 120 rescue workers from three districts help with the search effort. Teams use boats, divers and special equipment to check the river. A family of 17 from Sialkot was having a picnic near the riverbank when fast-moving water swept them away. The sudden flood caught the family without warning during their outdoor gathering. Emergency responders rushed to the scene after getting reports about the tragedy. Local authorities mobilized large rescue teams to search for survivors and victims. The powerful current made rescue work extremely difficult for emergency crews. People expressed anger about poor safety measures and government failures. The provincial chief secretary stopped all sand mining activities from Swat River immediately. Officials ordered workers to remove illegal structures along the water edges. An investigation committee will examine what went wrong during the incident. Authorities want to find anyone responsible for safety problems. Families in Sialkot received the bodies of their loved ones for burial ceremonies. The tragedy shows how dangerous flash floods can be during rainy season. River conditions change very quickly and catch people off guard. Officials warn tourists and residents to stay away from riverbanks after heavy rain. The monsoon period brings extra risks for people near water sources. [/QUOTE]

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