Srinagar: In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, nearly ten thousand people have been evacuated from Budgam and adjoining Srinagar areas after incessant rains caused a major breach in the Jhelum embankment, triggering flood threats across the Valley. According to Radio Pakistan, entire neighborhoods including Lasjan, Soiteng, Nowgam, Vyethpora, Gopalpora,
Peshawar: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has emphasized the provincial government’s commitment to providing all possible facilities to American investors in the region. This statement was made during a meeting with the newly-appointed US Consul General Thomas Eckert in Peshawar. According to Radio Pakistan, the Chief Minister highlighted
Kohat: A conference on interfaith harmony for lasting peace in district Kurram was organized in Kohat. The event saw the participation of prominent scholars, civil administration, tribal elders, students, and community leaders. According to Radio Pakistan, scholars from various schools of thought emphasized the importance of unity, peace, forgiveness, and
Peshawar: In Peshawar, schools have organized events under the auspices of Pakistan Army to commemorate Defence and Martyrs’ Day. Officers and soldiers from the Pakistan Army participated in these ceremonies, engaging with students and encouraging their involvement. According to Radio Pakistan, the events included flag-hoisting ceremonies where students joined with
Lahore: Provincial Disaster Management Authority, Punjab reports that the flood situation continues to affect rivers across Punjab. According to Radio Pakistan, the River Chenab is experiencing significant water flow, with Marala Headworks reporting 247,000 cusecs, Khanki Headworks at 526,000 cusecs, and Qadirabad Headworks at 530,000 cusecs. Downstream at Chiniot Bridge,
Ganda singh wala: Ganda Singh Wala is witnessing an unusually high water flow of 335,591 cusecs. According to Radio Pakistan, the flood situation is worsening due to water discharge from nearly full Indian dams Pong and Bahkra. Kasur, Okara, Pakpattan, Burewala, Arifwala, and Bahawalnagar districts are at risk of high
Lahore: In Punjab, forty-six people have lost their lives in floods and flood-related incidents. According to Radio Pakistan, floods have impacted over thirty-nine hundred villages and more than three point eight seven million people. It said one point eight million people were rescued and moved to safe places. Four hundred
Islamabad: Pakistan Army and other law enforcement agencies have taken precautionary measures in view of the possible flood threat in Sindh due to recent rains in Pakistan and India’s water aggression. Army troops have been deployed in vulnerable areas along with necessary equipment. According to Radio Pakistan, Pakistan Rangers Sindh