The Pakistan Army, in coordination with the civil administration, is actively working round the clock to provide relief and support to communities affected by floods across Punjab. Their efforts focus on saving lives and reducing hardships.
Relief operations have been intensified in flood-hit districts including Kasur, Sheikhupura, and Nankana Sahib. Army and Rangers personnel are conducting rescue missions, evacuating stranded families, and ensuring essential supplies reach the most vulnerable areas.
According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the Army has distributed rations, drinking water, and other essential items to affected families. Free medical assistance is also being provided through field medical camps established in the worst-hit regions.
Local residents have expressed deep gratitude for the timely support and services of the Pakistan Army and Rangers. Many acknowledged their dedicated efforts in assisting families during this critical period of crisis.
Officials emphasized that in this hour of trial, the Pakistan Army remains fully committed to the safety and well-being of its citizens. Coordination with civil authorities continues to ensure effective relief distribution.
The ongoing operations highlight the Army’s crucial role in disaster management. Authorities urged affected residents to cooperate with rescue teams and follow instructions to ensure swift and safe evacuation from flooded areas.