Under the chairmanship of Senior Member Board of Revenue/Relief Commissioner Punjab, a meeting of representatives of United Nations organizations regarding relief activities in flood-affected areas was held in the committee room of the Official Disaster Management Authority. PDMA Khalid Masood Farooqa, Imran Mughal and others participated. On this occasion, Director General Provincial Disaster Management Authority Faisal Farid informed the participants of the meeting about the rescue and relief operation in the flooded areas and about the deaths and losses due to floods. While talking to the meeting, he said that many areas of Rajanpur and DG Khan districts of South Punjab have been severely damaged by the flood, and all government resources should be used to help the flood victims. has been and to estimate the damage of the flood, the survey process is going on with the help of the urban unit and the district administration through satellite. Appreciated and said that the government. The relevant institutions of Najab saved many precious lives and losses by starting rescue operations in time. He said that PDMA and other institutions came forward to help the flood victims. On this occasion, Relief Commissioner Punjab spoke. He said that the Punjab government is using all the resources for the rehabilitation of the flood victims, the rehabilitation of the flood victims is the first priority of the Punjab government, the cooperation of philanthropists and the United Nations is indispensable for the complete rehabilitation of the flood victims.That relevant institutions are working day and night for the rehabilitation of flood victims and relief activities for flood victims are also ongoing, the process of providing three meals a day, medical treatment and other necessary facilities to the flood victims is still ongoing. On the occasion, the United Nations organizations expressed their determination to complete the rehabilitation process together with the Punjab government for the rehabilitation of the flood victims.
