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Sindh accumulates for Super Flood while CM reviews the defenses of the Guddu dam

Sindh -chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah visited the Guddu dam on Sunday with main provincial ministers and security officials to review the flood situation, saying that the provincial administration was preparing for the possibility of a “super flood” of 900,000 brackets. The chief minister was accompanied by the Sindh’s main minister Sharjeel Memon, the […]

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PM turns to China for advanced disaster management technology

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said Pakistan wanted to benefit from Chinese expertise to adopt “effective preventive measures and strategies” to better face natural calamities during a visit to the National Earthquake Simulation Center of the University of Tianjin on Sunday. The Prime Minister praised the use of technologies advanced by China in disaster management, saying

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EOBI pensions, payments from September 1

Islamabad: The Federal Minister of Pakistani abroad, Chaudhry Salik Hussain, announced that around 500,000 retirees from the Employee Business Institution (EOBI) will receive their improved pensions as well as the arrears from September 1. Under this disbursement, the EOBI will publish nearly 10 billion rupees in monthly retirement payments. The federal office has already approved

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More than 600,000 lives saved by joint efforts, says Maryam

The chief minister of Punjab, Maryam Nawaz, praised the incessant efforts of the district commissioners, police, rescue teams and the Pakistani army on Saturday to mitigate the devastation of the floods, ordering the authorities to take proactive measures to help the victims. Speaking during a meeting with the district commissioners of the headquarters of the

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The NDMA reports 831 deaths while flooding tolls climb in Pakistan

The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) reported 16 deaths in the last two days, which has increased the toll to 831 in the last two months. The floods, triggered by torrential rains and an excessive water discharge from India, have wreaked havoc, leaving thousands of brown and displaced people while causing serious damage to goods,

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