Thu, September 17, 2026
Multan (Web Desk) : Amid ongoing flood emergencies in southern Pakistan, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz conducted an aerial survey of flood-affected areas in Multan and Jalalpur Pirwala on Tuesday.
The purpose of the visit was to assess the scale of devastation caused by recent monsoon rains and to monitor ongoing relief efforts.
During the aerial inspection, CM Maryam Nawaz was briefed by district officials and rescue authorities on the extent of the damage to infrastructure, agriculture, and local communities. She expressed concern over the condition of the displaced families and emphasized the need for immediate and comprehensive relief measures.
"No delay will be tolerated in rescue and relief operations. Every affected family must receive timely assistance," she directed, urging all departments to accelerate rescue and rehabilitation work.
The Chief Minister also instructed provincial authorities to ensure availability of food, clean drinking water, medical supplies, and shelter in the flood-hit areas. She reiterated her government’s commitment to standing with the victims until their full rehabilitation.
Meanwhile, in Sindh, Pakistan People's Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari visited the Moria Loop embankment in Larkana, one of the vulnerable spots facing heavy flooding. He was briefed by local irrigation and disaster management officials on the ongoing efforts to reinforce riverbanks and prevent further breaches.
Bilawal expressed concern over the rising water levels and appreciated the efforts of frontline workers. He also called for urgent federal support and inter-departmental coordination to mitigate further damage and assist displaced communities.
These high-level visits come as multiple regions across Pakistan face record-breaking floods due to persistent monsoon rains and overflowing rivers. Thousands have been displaced, and both provincial and federal governments are under pressure to respond swiftly to the crisis.
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