PAKISTAN ARMED FORCES ARE WELL SPREAD /ESTABLISHED ON GROUND. TOP BRASS ARE LEADING RESCUE/ RELIEF OPERATION FROM THE FRONT. GOD IS GRACIOUS,NO DOUBT.

LEADING FROM THE FRONT

1??.Sharing Pakistan’s Grief: 2022 Monsoon Floods - Situation Report No. 03: As of 26 August 2022.Worthy audience there is lot of misperception about the devastation of rains induced heavy floods 1200-14000 times more than the recorded history of rainfall in Pakistan in any season this is sheer bullshit and false alarm to create panic and collect lots of donations from everywhere Mrs Shehla Raza please correct your data accordingly, the truth it is even not 7 ?times more than the 2010 floods, the fact is:-

• Imported Govt was not competent to envision the thunderclap of such a massive scale & neither did they try to prepare & face the consequences, since they were playing musical chair of power game?
• Had they got some grey matter they would not have stepped in the dirtiest & long lasting episode of ousting Imran Khan from Parliament & Usman Buzdar from Punjab Govt.
• They would have let PTI to face the onslaught of weather & be hanged for the losses of this Calamity? Perhaps they were drunk & intoxicated with liquor of political demagogy blindly & now stuck in the deep quagmire of error of judgment?
• Anyway ?good news is that flood water will start receding?in 3-4 days from northern areas & by 6 September 2022 almost all places would be out of threat of future flooding.
• Alham-do-Lilah lead by Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa Pakistan Armed Forces are closely monitoring the situation & covering each Kilometer of the flood affected areas physically. Commanders, Northern, Southern and Central Command are in their Field Headquarters /Command Post, rest of the officers fsar ahead in remotest ares and bulk of Army Units were already on the Flood Relief Duties in their prescribed flood protection & relief area of responsibilities a month in ndvance ,as per the Flood Relief Schemes (FRS)of the GHQ/Corps Headqurters FRS/Division FRS/Plans/Brigades FRS/Plans lastly Battalion FRS/Plans .with Fngineers Batallionseading ahead and all LogisticElements following alongwith Reserve Troops of the higher headquarters. Mind you they can lay temporary bridges in 3-6 hours and activate tubewells and water resources within 1-10 hours for drinking purposes. They do have Medical Support and complete field hospital arrangements on ground with them. Our troops are well clued up through UN Missoions and War against terror .Alhamdo-Lilah things would be brought well under control very soon. Armed Forces have the visible and invisible line / wireless & digital network of communications with satellite excess to cover every inch of ground effectively.God bless Gen Bajwa and rest of the Armed Forces.Air Force and Navy along with Army Aviation air assets and expert and brave pilots who work round the clock with the efficient communication support of the Signal Battalions who can connect ground troops with anyehere in Pakistan in 10 minutes with Wireless sets communication and rest of the IT tools and lay complete overhead or buried line communication in 5-10 hours (MA)
• Please my dear countrymen let us work together and pray to Allah Almighty to give peace of mind to the political miscreants and lunatic anchors of media houses? Gone is gone let us look forward to good days ahead and donate our blood/money and belongings for the helpless flood victims?
• We would request the Honourable Judiciary to please seize all cases of political gimmick of the power grabbers till the time situation improves in next 2-4 months?

2???.Dear readers pls?have something to share about the fear of losses .On 26 August, the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) Flood Forecasting Division (FFD) issued a warning that very high to exceptionally high level flooding is expected in River Kabul at Nowshera in KP province, as well as in tributaries of the Kabul and Indus rivers until 28 August.The FFS also warned of high to very high flood levels at Kalabagh and Chashma along the Indus River between 27 and 28 August, posing further risk to people in the vicinity and downstream. Few highlights are as follows :-

• 116 districts affected, including 66 districts officially declared ‘calamity hit’.
• At least 937 people killed and 1,343 people injured since 14 June.
• Rainfall nationwide is 2.87 times higher than the national 30-year average, with some provinces receiving more than five times as much rainfall as their 30-year average.
• The Government of Pakistan has earmarked PKR 35 billion (ca. US$173 million) to aid flood-affected people under the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP), among other assistance.
• Humanitarian partners are providing aid for flood-affected people even as weather and ground conditions inhibit access.
• The humanitarian situation is expected to worsen as communities and infrastructure are increasingly unable to cope with ongoing heavy rainfall.

SITUATION OVERVIEW

3??.The humanitarian situation in Pakistan has deteriorated further over the past two weeks as heavy rains continue to cause flooding, and landslides resulting in displacement and damage across the country. Sixty-six districts have been officially declared to be ‘calamity hit’ by the Government of Pakistan – 31 in Balochistan, 23 in Sindh, nine in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and three in Punjab. The situation remains dynamic, and many more districts have been affected; the number of calamity-declared districts is expected to rise as rains continue to fall.

4?.The adverse weather conditions have incurred significant human and livestock casualties and widespread damage to private homes and public infrastructure, especially in Balochistan and Sindh provinces. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) reports some 33 million people in Pakistan being affected. As of 25 August, Pakistan has experienced 375.4 mm of rainfall – 2.87 times higher than the national 30-year average of 130.8 mm. These rains have primarily fallen on Balochistan, Sindh and parts of Punjab, with Balochistan receiving five times its average 30-year rainfall and Sindh receiving 5.7 times its 30-year average.1

4??.Over 218,000 houses have been destroyed and a further 452,000 damaged since 14 June, according to the NDMA. Livelihoods are also being heavily impacted – more than 793,900 livestock – a critical source of sustenance and livelihoods for many families – have died, of which some 63 per cent are in Balochistan and 25 per cent in Punjab. Around 2 million acres of crops and orchards have also been impacted, including at least 304,000 acres in Balochistan, 178,000 acres in Punjab and some 1.54 million acres in Sindh. Damage to infrastructure has further worsened the humanitarian situation, as partial or complete destruction of over 3,000 km of roads and 145 bridges impedes the ability of people to flee to safer areas or to travel to access markets, healthcare, or other vital services, and restricts the delivery of aid to people in need. Internet outages have also been reported, with the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority attributing widespread internet cuts in central and northern Pakistan on 19 August to technical faults in the fibreoptic network resulting from the heavy rains and floods.

5??.Provisional data from provincial Education Departments show that at least 17,566 schools have been damaged or destroyed due to the emergency: 15,842 schools in Sindh, 544 in Balochistan and 1,180 in Punjab. Additionally, at least 5,492 schools are reportedly being used to accommodate displaced people. A rapid needs assessment (RNA) conducted in 10 districts of Balochistan found that 977 classrooms were completely destroyed (304 in Khuzdar, 193 in Lasbela and 167 in Jhal Magsi), while minor damage was reported in 975 classrooms (304 in Khuzdar, 156 in Lasbela and 174 in Jhal Magsi), and 577 schools were being used as shelter (254 in Killa Saifullah, 105 in Jhal Magsi and 84 in Lasbela).

6.???Near incessant (continued) rainfall is compounding flash flooding and rain-induced landslides by rapidly filling up dam reservoirs, posing further risk to people in the vicinity and downstream. On the Indus River, which traverses the length of Pakistan, the Tarbela Dam in KP province – the world’s largest earth-filled dam – has already reached its maximum conservation level of 1,550 feet (472 meters), while the Chashma Barrage in Punjab province only has seven feet (2.13 meters) remaining before it also reaches its 649 feet (197 meters) maximum conservation level.

7. Dear brothers Imran Khan has consented for the collection of Flood Relief Donations.Let us pray the bastard do not implicate him in misappropriation of funds charges ?We sinerely wish the State and people of Pakistan a real real blessed life in future.Please be very humble and calm and do something for your kids and parents? Most important treasure is the parents.Then comes loyalty to State and Nation.Care two hoots for Imported Criminals & do not care about rumours.We shall keep you in touch about the current situation. Believe it or not our Company of Architects and Enhineers have been involved in the expansion & redesigning of Harram Sharif and Masjid-e-Nabvi Alhamdo-Lilah, our beloved General Musharraf has got Khana Kaaaba evicted from Murdaddin seige on the orders of Gen Zia-ul Haque?We did lots of Mega & Strategic Project and I personally charged nothing from the Govt,ever in my life. We worked for Sharifen Regime free of charges under highly difficult situations but now we feel what a bluff is Shahbaz,Nawaz,Hamza,& their cronies both Ranas and both Khawajas & both Mryams etc,etc? God has given me more than what I dreamt (not money anf luxury but living for others)

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