Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has ordered an extensive flood survey to ensure quick relief and support for affected families across the province. Following her directives, Commissioners, Deputy Commissioners, and Assistant Commissioners have been instructed to actively monitor the process and provide full cooperation to the survey teams in the field. Authorities stressed that the survey aims to identify every affected household and ensure timely compensation.
A total of 1,629 survey teams have been deployed across 26 districts, covering both rural and urban flood-hit areas. These teams are actively visiting damaged locations, gathering data, and assessing the scale of losses. The government emphasized that transparency and accuracy in data collection will remain top priorities to guarantee that aid reaches deserving families without delays.
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According to initial findings, the survey has already documented data of more than 27,500 individuals impacted by the recent floods. Furthermore, the survey has assessed nearly 48,071 acres of agricultural land damaged by water and recorded the destruction of 8,305 houses. Authorities also reported that over 1,700 livestock were lost, worsening the hardships of rural families dependent on farming and dairy income.
In Kasur district, flood assessment activities are scheduled to begin from October 1, with dedicated teams assigned to evaluate damages and ensure timely reporting. Officials highlighted that similar efforts will be carried out across other vulnerable areas, ensuring no region is overlooked. The process will continue until all flood-affected households and agricultural lands are fully assessed.
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The Punjab government has reassured citizens that this survey marks the first step toward comprehensive relief and rehabilitation efforts. After data collection, financial aid, crop compensation, and housing support will be distributed in phases. Authorities urged residents to cooperate with survey teams to ensure accurate reporting and swift assistance. This initiative reflects the government’s commitment to standing with families struggling in the aftermath of devastating floods.