Flash Flood Warning Sirens Sound in Pakistan: Residents Urged to Prepare for Impending Danger
Staff Reporter
Flash Flood Warning Sirens Sound in Pakistan: Residents Urged to Prepare for Impending Danger
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued a high alert for potential flash floods and landslides in various regions of the country. The warning comes as heavy rainfall is expected to hit Islamabad, northern areas, and other parts of Pakistan, posing a significant threat to residents and infrastructure.
Flash Floods Expected in:
– Islamabad
– Rawalpindi
– Murree
– Galyat
– Mansehra
– Kohistan
– Abbottabad
– Dir
– Swat
– Kashmir
– Dera Ghazi Khan
Urban Flooding Expected in:
– Lahore
– Sialkot
– Gujranwala
– Narowal
– Rawalpindi
– Faisalabad
– Peshawar
Landslide Danger Looms Over:
– Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P)
– Murree
– Galyat
– Kashmir
– Gilgit-Baltistan (G-B)
The PMD warning urges residents in these areas to take immediate precautionary measures and remain vigilant against possible flooding and landslides. With rainfall expected across various regions, including K-P, Pothohar, Islamabad, upper and central Punjab, northeastern Balochistan, and Kashmir, the situation demands utmost caution.
Residents are advised to stay alert and take necessary steps to ensure their safety. The authorities are working closely to monitor the situation and provide support to those in need. Stay safe, Pakistan!
