Rescue operations by the Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps (North) continue in various areas of Buner, Shangla, and Swat.
Additional Pakistan Army contingents reached the flood-affected areas last night and have taken charge of relief efforts.
Corps of Engineers units have also commenced work with equipment and machinery.
Despite adverse weather conditions, Pakistan Army helicopters remain engaged in rescue missions.
As per directives of the Chief of Army Staff, one day’s ration from the Army is being delivered to the people in need.
Pakistan Army doctors have established medical camps in the affected areas, where free medicines are being distributed.
In Chorak village of Buner, Army troops are actively conducting rescue operations.
In Adam Khel, efforts are underway to recover people trapped under the debris of collapsed houses.
The operation will continue until all affected individuals are safely rescued and shifted to secure locations.
The Pakistan Army has also provided essential supplies to the affected families, including food rations and bedding.
Every possible measure is being taken by the Army to support the victims.
The public has expressed satisfaction over the relief efforts and extended gratitude to the Pakistan Army.
