Pattoki Assistant Commissioner Furqan Muhammad Khan has passed away at Head Balloki while carrying out flood relief duties. His death occurred amid ongoing operations to support communities affected by the rising Ravi River.
Continuous Duty in Flood-Hit Areas
According to officials, the Ravi River caused severe flooding and widespread damage in the region over recent days. The assistant commissioner had been actively involved in relief efforts, working around the clock in affected areas. Reports confirmed that he had not rested for four consecutive days as he supervised rescue and support operations.
Cause of Death
On Monday, Khan collapsed at the Head Balloki rest house. Medical staff rushed him to the Phoolnagar Trauma Center, but doctors confirmed that he had already died. Hospital officials reported that the cause of death was a brain haemorrhage, likely triggered by extreme exhaustion and stress from his continuous duty.
Community in Mourning
News of the assistant commissioner’s death spread quickly, casting a wave of grief across the area. Locals described him as a dedicated officer who had been on the frontlines, ensuring that flood victims received assistance. Many residents gathered to mourn, praising his commitment and selfless service during one of the toughest times for the community.
Official Reaction
Senior government officials expressed deep sorrow over Khan’s sudden death, acknowledging his tireless efforts in serving the people of Pattoki. Tributes poured in from across the province, with colleagues and citizens recognizing his dedication to public service.
The tragic passing of Assistant Commissioner Furqan Muhammad Khan highlights the immense pressure faced by frontline officers during natural disasters. His commitment and sacrifice will be remembered by both the administration and the people he served.
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