Free boat rescue operation has been launched in the areas near the Indus River ahead of major flood in Sindh.
The measures are being taken to protect the people and their livestock.
The provincial government has imposed an emergency and activate all relevant departments.
CM about upcoming flood in Sindh
Addressing a press conference in Sukkur, Chief Minister (CM) Syed Murad Ali Shah revealed that water from the Chenab and Jhelum, which is passing through the Trimmu barrage, will hit the province first.
The data showed that 445,000 cusecs of water have passed through Trimmu already.
The CM directed that all necessary measures be taken to evacuate people and livestock to safe locations. The district administration has identified safe zones, and 21 boats have been registered in Kashmore to assist in the evacuation efforts. In Kandhkot, 15 boats will be used to transport people to safe areas.
The PDMA has set up medical camps, and the Pakistan Navy and Army are providing assistance.
The Chief Minister emphasised that the safety of people, livestock, and barrages is the top priority. He directed that all necessary measures be taken to protect the bunds and prevent breaches.
He appealed to the media to highlight any shortcomings but avoid spreading panic. He said that the government is working hard to mitigate the impact of the potential super flood and ensure the safety of the people.
