Lending a helping Hand - Military comes to rescue again

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All credits to Arsalan for Re-freshing this topic in our memories.

Pak fauj Zindabad.

 

[Arsalan]

Navy (PN) soldiers rescue flood victims - Badin
Navy soldiers during rescue mission “Madad East” help those affected by floods which are a huge problem during monsoon season, displacing communities, destroying the economy and spreading diseases.
Navy (PN) soldiers rescue flood affectees during operation “Madad East” in Badin ,Flood affected people pass through flooded road at a flood hit area in Badin
Badin, Pakistan. 15th August, 2011.

Navy (PN) soldiers rescue flood victims - Badin | Demotix.com

 

[Arsalan]

Spare a moment for the 1.2 million left homeless, for all those forced to live in desperate, unhygienic conditions. Muted by world media, flood victims in Pakistan have fallen off the radar in 2011. Over a week has past and relief has been slow to reach people in the hardest-hit regions of Badin and Thatta in Sindh, Pakistan’s southern province.

regards!

 

[Last Hope]

LAHORE: Pakistan Army’s Lahore Garrison dispatched its first consignment of trucks carrying relief items worth Rs 5.5 million on Saturday from Fortress Stadium to Kurram Agency in FATA where they are to be distributed amongst displaced persons.
According to a handout, this was part of an overall national effort to rehabilitate the families displaced as a result of combatting terrorism. It is estimated that around 30,000 families were displaced during the recent operation against terrorists in the troubled areas of Kurram Agency in FATA. The relief items include tents, bedding and utensils, among other things. Philanthropists and civil welfare organisations have been asked to join hands with the civil administration and Pakistan Army to help in their relief efforts. The Lahore Corps has established a relief camp at Fortress Stadium for the collection and smooth delivery of relief goods to people displaced by operations against terrorists in the Tribal Areas.

 

[REHAN NIAZI FALCON]

thanks for nice post.
thumbs up for PAK ARMY...........

 

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[Jango]

The guy with the red beard, he is a crew chief of a Mi-17 i believe. Will get his name shortly as well

 

[Jango]

Quick, get this pic off before muse comes here and gets the whole motto and islam thing started here as well!

 

[lem34]

long live pakistan army and isi

 

[fd24]

Heart warming. Thank you Arsalan for all the info im grateful for the info. Let us all pray for the ones suffering and pray for thier safety.

 

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[DV RULES]

Quick, get this pic off before muse comes here and gets the whole motto and islam thing started here as well!

This picture may answer of most of discussions so keep it on.

Well done Pakistani forces.

 

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No PR198/2011-ISPR Dated: September 7, 2011
Rawalpindi - September 7, 2011:
Additional Pakistan Army troops have been moved to Badin, Mirpurkas, Tando Mohammed, Nasheroferoz and Khairpur including Engineering equipment and Medical Teams. Two MI-17 helicopters have been placed at Hyderabad to deal with emergent situation in wake of impending rains. Pakistan Army has rescued 620 flood affected persons and treated 14,208 patients in Army Medical Camps at Sindh.

 

[Arsalan]

KARACHI:

Pakistan Navy rescue teams have evacuated 11,000 affectees and medically treated more than 7,000 people in lower Sindh. Special teams of Naval Commandos were sent to Hyderabad and Benazirabad.

Navy helicopters, Zulu boats and hovercraft are being used to rescue people. PHOTO: APP/FILE

Navy helicopters, Zulu boats and hovercraft are being used to rescue people and the Headquarters Commander in Karachi is coordinating the work. Reserve rescue and medical teams have been put on standby because the weather is expected to get worse. In 24 hours, 2,157 stranded people were evacuated from Tarai, Pangrio, Jhudo, Khoski and Sanghar and 1,162 people were treated.

Mobile medical teams have been treating 360 people in Badin. The navy had also set up a collection centre for relief goods at the Pakistan Maritime Museum. Water purifiers and mobile washrooms and toilets are being prepared at the navy dockyard.