Peshawar:
The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government began the compensation process for flood victims as part of a special package, said Minister-in-Information Councilor Muhammad Ali Saif.
The remuneration package has been doubled, he said, adding that as part of the package, compensation for those who lost their lives in the floods were gone from Rs1 million to Rs2 million rupees.
SAIF also said that 850 million rupees had been released in all districts for compensation payments.
He stressed that the provincial government is firmly with the victims of the floods during this difficult period. He said that since more rain was planned, the public should stay away from streams and rivers and take precautionary measures.
SAIF also advised citizens to report any annoying incident by calling the emergency line of the 1700 emergency.
Amir Muqam
The federal minister Engr Amir Muqam presented the enormous assistance property to the competent authorities on Tuesday for his distribution between the victims of the Swat floods.
Muqam encountered flood victims and ensured total support and assistance from the federal government.
He said that the rehabilitation of the floods affected by the population in KP was a great challenge, expressing the hope that federal and provincial governments with the support of the nation will quickly manage it.
Engr Amir Muqam said the political situation on floods should be avoided and that we, regardless of political affiliations, must work hard to help fight the suffering of assignments. He said that the Malankand division was largely affected by natural calamity.
Engr Amir Muqam praised the spirit of communities, NGOs and philanthropists for their generosity and their help in this hour of needs. He said that the floods have seriously damaged agriculture, fishermen and apple orchards and communication infrastructure in Shangla, Buner, SWAT and relief to affected farmers would be provided.
Amir Muqam noted that traders and traders were also suffered after the goods were swept away. He said the government’s absolute priority was to save people blocked, transfer the wounded to hospitals and relieve and help the last victim’s rehabilitation.
The fattening Amir Muqam said that Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif personally monitored rescue and rescue operations in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and huge seizures of rescue products were sent to areas affected by floods.
