Chief of Army Staff, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, visited several flood-affected areas of Punjab, including Sialkot, Shakargarh, Narowal, and Kartarpur, where he closely observed the damage and praised the efforts of the rescue teams working on the ground.
During the visit, he carried out an aerial survey of the Darbar Sahib in Kartarpur to review the situation. He was also given a detailed briefing about the extent of flood damage, the relief activities carried out so far, and the preparations being made for the possibility of more heavy rains in the coming days.
While meeting members of the Sikh community in Sialkot, the Army Chief assured them that the government and relevant authorities would prioritize the restoration of all religious sites damaged by the floods. He emphasized that the state is firmly committed to protecting the rights, heritage, and places of worship of minority communities in Pakistan.
Field Marshal Munir also highlighted the coordinated response of both military and civil rescue teams. He commended their tireless dedication, careful planning, and courageous service to the people despite extremely challenging conditions. He noted that the teamwork between different institutions had played a vital role in saving lives and reducing the impact of the disaster.
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