Recent Rain and floods in Pakistan death toll has reached 67
Islamabad … News Time
Recent floods in Pakistan death toll has reached 67While officials in the next few days of rain and floods have issued warnings. National Institute of Disaster Management, NDMA, said spokesman Ahmad Kamal Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that most deaths occurred in various areas including Chitral. Heavy monsoon rains in previous years, this time Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan and southern Punjab districts, at least 5 million people have been affected by the floods. The most destruction occurred in the mountainous district and its various areas, at least 3 million people were affected While mass communication was disrupted and many roads and bridges were washed away have paralyzed the normal life. Ahmad Kamal said the Indus at Chashma in the dark garden and rising water levels and the next day, during the extrusion of the water is expected to exceed five million kiosks the residents of the surrounding low-lying areas have been asked to move to safer places. Kamal Ahmed said the monsoon rains in central parts of the country is turning which in the next few days, Punjab, Sindh and blucstan areas could be affected. This time in the monsoon region of the country or lower Punjab and Sindh and Baluchistan in eastern and western areas About 20 to 30 provinces where their districts who are most affected are the middle and heavy rains may be and then locally flash floods and floods may This warning is particularly Zhob and Sibi in Balochistan and adjoining areas at risk of flash floods. And for the people evacuated, so it is necessary to ensure losses are minimal. He said efforts are underway in the affected areas and so far one million 50 thousand people have been evacuated. Kamal Ahmed said the district authorities have been instructed to ensure that the protective measures and of the victims focus on food supply. During the last five years Pakistan has faced unusual weather wide area of the country, which was rocked by unprecedented rains and sudden floods. Similarly infrastructure and millions of acres of crops affected the normal life of millions of people affected.
