The co -president of the Pakistan Petoples Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and the Ministers of the Sindh government expressed condolences for the injured families affected by the Punjab floods on Thursday and greeted the courage of civilian volunteers in the province.
With regard to the Sindh, which faces flood threats as the water levels increase, the provincial government argued that the provincial government is closely monitored the situation.
“Workers of the Pakistani peoples party and office carriers should manifest themselves and play their role by helping people affected by the flood in this difficult period,” Bilawal said in a statement. “This is the moment when the nation, reserving all kinds of divisions, should unite to face the crisis.”
In addition, addressing a press conference in Karachi, Sindh’s main minister Sharjeel Inam Memon, said the chief minister had created a surveillance cell.
GUDDU sees an outing of 300,323 brackets while Kotri sees 240,000 brackets, according to Memon.
He insisted on the fact that this year would not be a rehearsal of 2010. Instructions were given to all elected representatives to stay in their constituencies, and the emergency efforts have already started, he said, adding that the Sindh government has organized all the facilities, including tents, jerry-cans and mousquito tents.
Memon said three provinces had adopted a resolution on the dams. However, he added, these are natural disasters that cannot be avoided.
