Flood threat persists in Multan, as 46 killed, 3.8m affected across Punjab, leaving thousands homeless and causing widespread damage. Heavy rains and overflowing rivers have triggered a humanitarian crisis in the region.
Authorities reported that rescue teams are working tirelessly to evacuate people from submerged areas. Relief camps have been established to provide shelter, food, and medical aid to the displaced population.
Flood threat persists in Multan, as 46 killed, 3.8m affected across Punjab, highlighting the urgent need for national and international support. Roads remain blocked, and electricity outages have compounded the crisis.
The Pakistan Meteorological Department warned that more heavy rainfall is expected over the coming days, potentially worsening the flooding situation. Residents are urged to move to higher ground and follow safety instructions from local officials.
Health authorities have raised concerns about waterborne diseases due to stagnant water in affected regions. Medical teams are distributing clean drinking water, medicines, and hygiene kits to prevent outbreaks.
Local authorities confirmed that rescue operations continue around Multan, Khanewal, and Muzaffargarh, where floodwaters have submerged homes and crops. Farmers face significant losses as agricultural land is heavily damaged.
Flood threat persists in Multan, as 46 killed, 3.8m affected across Punjab, making it one of the deadliest floods in recent history. The government has appealed for additional support and urged citizens to donate generously to relief efforts.
Experts warn that climate change and poor drainage systems have contributed to the severity of flooding in Punjab. Officials stress the importance of building stronger infrastructure to reduce future risks.
The situation remains critical, with thousands still stranded. Authorities continue to coordinate rescue and relief measures while monitoring water levels in rivers and dams across Punjab.
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