As widespread flooding continues to impact several regions of Pakistan, the Pakistan Army is actively conducting large-scale rescue operations to help affected communities.
Helicopter Missions Save Dozens in Remote Areas
Using Army Aviation helicopters, the military has reached remote and difficult-to-access areas, rescuing stranded individuals and delivering urgent supplies. Among the key rescue efforts:
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3 people were rescued from Chakri Rajan village
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27 individuals were evacuated from Chakwal and Khanpur
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10 people were saved in Chak Monjo
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31 residents were assisted in Dhok Bhadr
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38 victims were airlifted from the Darapur area
These air rescue missions are crucial in regions where road access is blocked due to water damage and landslides.
Relief Items and Safety Gear Distributed
In addition to rescue efforts, the Army is distributing life jackets, food, and essential relief items to people in flood-affected zones. These supplies aim to reduce the immediate hardships faced by displaced families and vulnerable individuals.
Collaboration with Local Authorities
The local administration is fully cooperating with the military to ensure smooth operations. This joint response is helping speed up the delivery of aid and rescue services across the most severely hit districts.
Pakistan Army Stands with the Nation
The Pakistan Army has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the nation in these testing times. Their ongoing efforts underline a strong message of solidarity, unity, and rapid response in the face of natural disasters.
