Devastation of rains continues across the country, many roads, bridges and houses were swept away by floodwaters in Balochistan, 2 people died after a car was swept away by floodwaters in Sibi, heavy rains in Sindh increased the problems, Thatta 2 pregnant women died after ambulances got stuck in mud, 2 children died after drowning in rain water in Tando Mohammad Khan.
Punjab
It rained heavily in different areas of Lahore city late at night, it rained heavily in many areas including Muslim Town, Kalma Chowk, Johar Town, Bhati, Mazang, due to which most of the roads and streets of the city started showing the scene of rivers and canals.
The highest rainfall was recorded at Barkat Market Nishtar Town with 174 mm, Gulshan Ravi with 91, Gulberg with 86 and Lakshmi Chowk with 82 mm.
On the instructions of Chief Minister Punjab, MD Wasa along with Commissioner Lahore visited different areas of the city, directed to clear the low-lying areas immediately by utilizing all resources.
The 30-year record of rain in Lahore was broken, many people died in various incidents
On the other hand, it rained in several areas of Punjab, including Faisalabad, Sheikhupura, Sialkot, Sargodha, due to which the low-lying areas were flooded and electricity was suspended in many areas.
Flight operations of Islamabad and Sialkot were also affected due to bad weather, 6 flights had to make alternative landings.
In South Waziristan, there was heavy rain in various areas of Burmal, which caused flooding in the rivers, and it also rained in various areas of Azad Kashmir.
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The Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rain at a few places in upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Potohar region and central Punjab today, while the possibility of rain has been predicted in various cities of Sindh today and tomorrow.
Balochistan
After torrential rains in different areas of Balochistan, flood trains caused havoc, the vehicle coming from Sabi was washed away in Biji river, 2 people died in the accident.
The Machka river at Qila Abdullah overflowed, causing severe damage to gardens, crops and houses, while many roads, bridges and houses were also washed away in Qila Saifullah and Ziarat.
In Jaffarabad and Naseerabad, the victims are also waiting for relief under the open sky, the victims are facing food shortages, in addition, low-lying areas in Khuzdar, Loralai, Sibi and Lasbela are under water, while the connecting roads in Jhal Magsi are dilapidated. .
In Rajanpur, villages and crops have been destroyed by flood rails in Koh Salman and Dara Kaha Sultan, while the traffic on Ziarat Quetta highway is suspended.
According to PDMA, 33 people have lost their lives in various accidents due to rain since July 1, while the Meteorological Department has predicted more rains in Balochistan.
Sindh
The rains in Sindh have stopped, but there are stories of disaster behind them, the roads are crumbling and the low-lying areas are under water. They died while going.
2 children drowned in rain water in Tando Muhammad Khan while many houses collapsed due to rain in Thari Mirwah.
Brick kilns in Pano Aqil were submerged in water, due to which the laborers became unemployed, while flood victims in Qamber Shahdad Kot are forced to live in tents.
Benazir Bhutto Park in Mirpur Khas has not yet been drained of rainwater, the park has started to present a lake, while roads in Jamshoro are also dilapidated, apart from this, Benazir Colony in Rohri has been submerged in dirty water.
In Mirpurkhas, Kundhkot and Badin, the students are facing problems due to the accumulation of rain water in the classrooms.
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2024-09-06 13:36:09
Devastating Rains Wreak Havoc Across Pakistan: Roads, Bridges, and Houses Swept Away
Pakistan has been grappling with devastating rains that have swept away roads, bridges, and houses, leaving a trail of destruction and death in its wake. The natural disaster has affected various parts of the country, including Balochistan, Punjab, and Sindh, with many lives lost and countless people displaced.
Punjab
In Lahore, heavy rainfall turned the city’s streets into rivers and canals, with the highest rainfall recorded at Barkat Market Nishtar Town with 174 mm, followed by Gulshan Ravi with 91 mm, Gulberg with 86 mm, and Lakshmi Chowk with 82 mm. The city’s residents were left struggling to navigate the flooded streets, with many areas remaining underwater.
On the instructions of the Chief Minister of Punjab, the MD Wasa, along with the Commissioner of Lahore, visited the affected areas to oversee the relief efforts. The authorities have been working to clear the low-lying areas, utilizing all available resources to mitigate the situation.
The 30-year record of rainfall in Lahore was broken, resulting in many deaths in various incidents. The heavy rainfall also affected other areas of Punjab, including Faisalabad, Sheikhupura, Sialkot, and Sargodha, leading to flooding in low-lying areas and suspension of electricity in many areas. Flight operations at Islamabad and Sialkot airports were also affected, with six flights forced to make alternative landings.
Balochistan
In Balochistan, the situation is equally dire. After torrential rains, floodwaters caused havoc, sweeping away a vehicle in the Biji river, resulting in the death of two people. The Machka river at Qila Abdullah overflowed, causing severe damage to gardens, crops, and houses, while many roads, bridges, and houses were washed away in Qila Saifullah and Ziarat.
The victims in Jaffarabad and Naseerabad are still waiting for relief, facing food shortages and other challenges. Low-lying areas in Khuzdar, Loralai, Sibi, and Lasbela are underwater, while the connecting roads in Jhal Magsi are in disrepair. In Rajanpur, villages and crops have been destroyed by floodwaters, and the traffic on the Ziarat Quetta highway is suspended.
According to the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), 33 people have lost their lives in various accidents due to rain since July 1. The Meteorological Department has predicted more rains in Balochistan, exacerbating the situation.
Sindh
In Sindh, the rains may have stopped, but the aftermath of the disaster is still being felt. The roads are crumbling, and low-lying areas are underwater. Two children drowned in rainwater in Tando Muhammad Khan, while many houses collapsed due to rain in Thari Mirwah. Brick kilns in Pano Aqil were submerged in water, leaving laborers unemployed, and flood victims in Qamber Shahdad Kot are forced to live in tents.
Meteorological Forecast
The Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rain at a few places in upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Potohar region, and central Punjab today, while the possibility of rain has been predicted in various cities of Sindh today and tomorrow. The forecast is worrying, as it suggests that the devastation caused by the rains may continue in the coming days.
Conclusion
The devastating rains in Pakistan have left a trail of destruction and death, with many lives lost and countless people displaced. The government and relief agencies are working to provide aid to the affected areas, but more needs to be done to mitigate the situation. As the Meteorological Department predicts more rains, it is essential for the authorities to take proactive measures to prevent further devastation.
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