Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif traveled to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority offices for an operational update. Officials presented comprehensive details about current flooding conditions and emergency response activities across affected regions. Army units and local administration teams acted swiftly after heavy rainfall triggered widespread flooding. Emergency responders evacuated stranded residents to secure locations within an average timeframe of 23 minutes. Rescue operations successfully relocated 1,063 citizens from three severely impacted districts.
Helicopter crews airlifted six people from dangerous areas in Rawalpindi while Rescue 1122 teams saved 450 additional lives. Chakwal district saw 27 helicopter evacuations and 182 ground rescues by emergency personnel. Jhelum operations involved 160 aerial evacuations, 174 Rescue 1122 saves, and 64 Pakistan Army relocations. The Chief Minister commended all emergency response teams for their continuous dedication. Government officials maintain that citizen safety and prompt assistance remain their top priorities during this disaster response period.
Helicopter crews airlifted six people from dangerous areas in Rawalpindi while Rescue 1122 teams saved 450 additional lives. Chakwal district saw 27 helicopter evacuations and 182 ground rescues by emergency personnel. Jhelum operations involved 160 aerial evacuations, 174 Rescue 1122 saves, and 64 Pakistan Army relocations. The Chief Minister commended all emergency response teams for their continuous dedication. Government officials maintain that citizen safety and prompt assistance remain their top priorities during this disaster response period.
