Pakistan Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) spokesperson said 34 places in Mianwali, Leh, Muzaffargarh, Dera Ghazi Khan and Rajanpur flooded.

PDMA said 24 boats and 78 rescue workers are engaged in rescue activities while 36 Relief Camps have been set up in flood-affected areas.

“930 people were shifted to safe places in time,” the DG of PDM said.

“1572 people were provided treatment facilities in 33 medical campuses in the affected areas,” Director General Irfan Kathia said.

He said 757 cattle have been shifted from flooded areas to safe places, 42714 animals have been vaccinated and due to the timely response of the PDMA and the administration, there was no loss of life or property.

A total of 785 houses and an area of 49, 212 acres were affected by flood water.

“There is a possibility that the flood will continue in the Indus River for the next few days,” he added.

River Indus flood situations latest Monsoon 2024

The continuous rise in the water level of the Indus River has reached 428,000 cusecs. Kot Addu: A medium flood is currently ongoing in the Indus River.

Kot Addu: Due to the flood, severe erosion is occurring, causing the river to change its course.

Kot Addu: A red alert has been issued in the village of Khulling, a low-lying area along the Indus River, where more than a hundred houses are at risk of being flooded.

Kot Addu: Over 700 residents have been evacuated from the settlement, according to the Deputy Commissioner.

Kot Addu: All district administrations, including the irrigation department, have arrived at the site. Stones are being placed to stop the river's erosion, said the Deputy Commissioner.

Kot Addu: Syed Manwar Abbas Bukhari has ordered the immediate relocation of the affected individuals to the relief camp.