Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has directed authorities to speed up water management projects after widespread destruction caused by heavy rains and flooding. During a meeting with officials, he stressed that Punjab floods: PM Sharif urges swift work on reservoirs, small dams to reduce future risks.
According to government sources, the recent floods damaged thousands of homes and forced many families to move to relief camps. Several districts in Punjab remain badly affected, with crops, roads, and schools suffering heavy losses. The prime minister expressed concern over the situation and emphasized the importance of long-term solutions.
Sharif noted that reservoirs and small dams can play a vital role in storing rainwater and preventing large-scale destruction. He highlighted that Punjab floods: PM Sharif urges swift work on reservoirs, small dams as a key step to secure both agricultural needs and disaster management.
Rescue teams, along with the military, are continuing operations to evacuate people from low-lying areas. Relief efforts include medical assistance, food supplies, and temporary shelter for displaced families. The government has also instructed local administrations to remain on high alert.
Experts believe that building reservoirs and dams will not only control flooding but also help meet the growing water demands for farming and power generation. They say such projects are crucial for sustainable development in the country.
The prime minister reassured the public that the government is fully committed to supporting flood-hit communities. He also promised transparent use of resources in rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts.
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