The Pakistan Army has been placed on high alert as heavy rains and rising flood threats continue across Sindh. The move comes as part of a coordinated effort to protect vulnerable communities and reduce the risks caused by seasonal flooding.
Teams of civil and military officials have visited at-risk areas including Dadu, Jamshoro, Sukkur, and Guddu to carefully inspect embankments, riverbanks, and low-lying zones.
These inspections are helping authorities identify weak points and finalize preparedness plans to ensure that protective measures are in place before the situation worsens.
One of the main priorities has been strengthening embankments to prevent breaches that could lead to widespread flooding. Heavy machinery and manpower are being used to reinforce these defenses.
At the same time, medical support has also been arranged for local residents. Free medical camps have been set up in the affected regions to provide healthcare services, medicines, and immediate assistance to those in need.
The Pakistan Army is working in close coordination with the civil administration to ensure that relief operations are timely and effective. This includes planning evacuation routes, distributing essential supplies, and keeping rescue teams ready for any emergency response.
Officials have stressed that these proactive measures are aimed at saving lives, protecting property, and reducing disruptions caused by heavy rainfall and floods. With joint efforts, the authorities hope to minimize damage and provide safety to thousands of families living in vulnerable areas.
The situation continues to be monitored closely, with further steps planned depending on the weather conditions in the coming days.
