Pakistan Flood 2022

• With 319 millimeters of torrential rains recorded in the city, Sanghar was the most affected city due to flooding in Sindh
• According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), more torrential rains are expected in Sindh in the coming two days
• Earlier, most of the river channels in Dadu, including the Gaj river, flood-affected areas were disconnected from the urban population. Severe rains have caused havoc in the region
• Rains have devastated date palms and other standing crops in Sindh and throughout the country

—————————————————————————————————SANGHAR: With 319 millimeters of torrential rains recorded in the city, Sanghar was the most affected city due to flooding in Sindh, Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) released a report of monsoon rains for the last two months.  

According to the details, the PDMA report mentions rain from June 20 till August 18. In this period, 319 mm of rain was recorded, which was the highest in the province.

According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), more torrential rains are expected in Sindh in the coming two days and Sanghar will again be most affected by it.

Earlier, most of the river channels in Dadu, including the Gaj river, flood-affected areas were disconnected from the urban population. Severe rains have caused havoc in the region. Moreover, the village of Murid Babbar and other rural areas are feared to be completely submerged. Due to the non-availability of the assistance of the Sindh government, residents of Murid Babbar were trying to rescue the village locals and their homes.

Due to the lack of boats, the residents of the area are facing problems. There is also a lack of medical facilities, including food, for the residents of the area around the water. The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) and Sindh Administration are nowhere to be found.

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• Flood situation in the Chenab river after Indian water aggression rose the water level at the Garh Maharaja Bahu Bridge
• Due to the increase in water level, the residents living inside the inner protective area of the bridge were badly affected by the floods
• The administration could not establish a relief camp for flood victims. Neither the rescue departments nor the provincial department of health could voice or support the flood-hit area victims of the Indian water aggression
• The affected told BOL News that due to the floods, they have lost the necessities for themselves and their livestock animals

AHMADPUR SIAL: Flood situation in the Chenab river after Indian water aggression rose the water level at the Garh Maharaja Bahu Bridge on Tuesday, BOL News reported. 

According to the report, due to the increase in water level, the residents living inside the inner protective area of the bridge were badly affected by the floods. Crops standing on hundreds of acres are underwater, and animal fodder is affected and not able to be used. The locals were confined to their houses, suffering from a lack of fodder for their animals.

Furthermore, the administration could not establish a relief camp for flood victims. Neither the rescue departments nor the provincial department of health could voice or support the flood-hit area victims of the Indian water aggression. Locals in the Ahmadpur sial told BOL News that the administration is nowhere to be seen in the flood areas and demanded that the district administration take notice and set up a flood relief camp.

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