Emergency Dashboard

Water levels in the Indus River have exceeded danger marks at Sukkur and Guddu barrages. Residents in low-lying areas urged to evacuate immediately.

Pakistan Meteorological Department forecasts 80-120mm rainfall in the twin cities over the next 48 hours. Urban flooding likely in Nullah Lai catchment area.

Grand Trunk Road closed between Jhelum and Lala Musa due to landslide. Alternate route via M-2 Motorway advised.

Expo Centre Lahore designated as emergency shelter. Capacity: 5,000 persons. Free meals and medical aid available. Families with children prioritized.

All residents in katcha areas of Dera Ghazi Khan must evacuate before 6 PM. Army and Rescue 1122 deployment underway for assisted evacuation.

15 trucks carrying tents, food packages, and clean water dispatched to Charsadda. Expected arrival within 6 hours.

Glacial melt combined with monsoon rains creating flash flood risk in Chitral and Swat valleys. Tourist areas should be evacuated.

Heavy rainfall causing urban flooding in Gulshan-e-Hadeed, Korangi, and Surjani Town. Rescue operations ongoing. Avoid unnecessary travel.

Free medical camp established at F-9 Park for flood-affected families. Services include general checkup, medicines, and psychological support.

Rawalpindi Convention Centre now operational as emergency shelter. Hot meals served three times daily. Registration at gate.

Speed limit reduced to 80 km/h on M-1 Peshawar-Islamabad Motorway due to wet conditions and poor visibility.

Monsoon system expected to intensify over next 72 hours. Punjab, Sindh, and KPK likely to receive above-normal rainfall. All departments on high alert.

Immediate evacuation ordered for riverside communities in Muzaffargarh. Chenab River water level rising at 2 feet per hour.

Water tankers deployed to flood-affected areas in Hyderabad. Distribution points set up at main intersections. Bring containers.

University of Karachi gymnasium converted to emergency shelter. Capacity: 2,000. Priority given to women, children, and elderly.