Floods had now turned their way towards Sindh. People are already been disturbed in NWFP, 100+ people are died and many houses are drowned, especially in "Pabbi".
SUKKUR: After wreaking havoc in Punjab, the flood is fast raging towards Sindh to unfold the spell of devastations there, as a massive torrent of water in River Indus is roaring through Guddu, Geo News reported Saturday.
The high flooding at Guddu Barrage has deluged dozens of villages in District Ghotki and flood tide has hitherto sustained pressure at Qadirpur Lope in in Ghotki , Sarhad and District Obaro.
The flood-affected people in Ghotki turned down the government offer of succor, holding it insufficient with Pak Army and Navy fully geared up to cope with any emergency situation.
Sukkar Barrage is witnessing a flood of higher degree at present with water level beyond 775,000 cusecs, as water around 751,000 cusecs is being discharged from here for Kotri Barrage.
The security at all sensitive embankments from Guddu Barrage to Sukkar Barrage and from Sukkar Barrage to Dadu Moro Bridge, have been stepped up, with personnel of Army, the Rangers, police as well as Irrigation Department are primed alert to ward off any unseemly incident.
Also, the Rangers have started patrolling on some points in the area. Meantime, Pak Army has taken over all arrangements relating the protection of Faridabad Bund, Alarajageer Bund and Jamshed Lope Bund on Indus River in Khairpur.
The floodwater entered Goth Sommer Mallah at Jamshed Lope Bund, followed by efforts by Pak Navy and Army to evacuate the people stranded in flooded areas.
The power supply in catchments area in Faridabad Bund and Alarjageer Bund, lay cut off.
Meantime, over 30,000 people are feared to get affected by the potential flooding at Nusrat Bund, Aqil Agani Bund Puranaabad areas of Larkana; however, over 15,000 people have been evacuated to safer places in Khairpur and Larkana districts.
Cadet College Larkana has been closed for four days in view of potential flooding.
Meanwhile, the underground water soared in tandem with the presence of water around archaeological site of Moenjo Daro, posing threat to great ancient remains.
The population and bunds in Jamshoro, Qasimabad and Latifabad, are at increased risk posed by potential flooding, leading to the works regarding the repair embankments.
The bunds are being supervised. And advisory has been issued to residents of Interior Sindh to evacuate to the safer places.
The high flooding at Guddu Barrage has deluged dozens of villages in District Ghotki and flood tide has hitherto sustained pressure at Qadirpur Lope in in Ghotki , Sarhad and District Obaro.
The flood-affected people in Ghotki turned down the government offer of succor, holding it insufficient with Pak Army and Navy fully geared up to cope with any emergency situation.
Sukkar Barrage is witnessing a flood of higher degree at present with water level beyond 775,000 cusecs, as water around 751,000 cusecs is being discharged from here for Kotri Barrage.
The security at all sensitive embankments from Guddu Barrage to Sukkar Barrage and from Sukkar Barrage to Dadu Moro Bridge, have been stepped up, with personnel of Army, the Rangers, police as well as Irrigation Department are primed alert to ward off any unseemly incident.
Also, the Rangers have started patrolling on some points in the area. Meantime, Pak Army has taken over all arrangements relating the protection of Faridabad Bund, Alarajageer Bund and Jamshed Lope Bund on Indus River in Khairpur.
The floodwater entered Goth Sommer Mallah at Jamshed Lope Bund, followed by efforts by Pak Navy and Army to evacuate the people stranded in flooded areas.
The power supply in catchments area in Faridabad Bund and Alarjageer Bund, lay cut off.
Meantime, over 30,000 people are feared to get affected by the potential flooding at Nusrat Bund, Aqil Agani Bund Puranaabad areas of Larkana; however, over 15,000 people have been evacuated to safer places in Khairpur and Larkana districts.
Cadet College Larkana has been closed for four days in view of potential flooding.
Meanwhile, the underground water soared in tandem with the presence of water around archaeological site of Moenjo Daro, posing threat to great ancient remains.
The population and bunds in Jamshoro, Qasimabad and Latifabad, are at increased risk posed by potential flooding, leading to the works regarding the repair embankments.
The bunds are being supervised. And advisory has been issued to residents of Interior Sindh to evacuate to the safer places.
The rain-triggered flash floods have caused a massive loss of life and property across Khyber-Pakhtunkwa.
Around 1,000 people were killed and millions of people have been rendered homeless by the worst flooding in the country’s history.
May Allah forgive our sins and may stop all the floods those damage our area. May Allah fulfill our houses with his Rahmat. May Allah always rain on us fulfilled with Rahmat.
Aameen!
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