Pak Army treats 160,954 Sindh flood victims in 24 hours

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Pak Army treats 160,954 Sindh flood victims in 24 hours
Upadated on: 22 Sep 10 12:12 AM

Staff Report

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan army has treated 160,954 people in flood affected areas of Sindh in last the 24 hours, and rescued 1,296 flood affected people near Manchar Lake.

According to an Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) press release, the army provided cooked food to 18,913 people and distributed 13 tons of ration in Sindh over the last 24 hours.

Army engineers are busy plugging breaches at Ghouspur bund in Sindh, and are repairing 117 link roads from Farm to Market in southern Punjab.

The army has established 20 medical camps for the affected areas of southern Punjab. More than 150 schools and 100 basic health units are being maintained and renovated by the army.

One C-17 carrying 46 tons of relief goods from Sialkot reached Quetta for distribution among the flood affected people of Dera Murad Jamali and Naseerabad. SAMAA

.:: SAMAA - Pak Army treats 160,954 Sindh flood victims in 24 hours

*That must be a world record

BTW Thanks to our corporate folks in Sailkot for constructing a massive airport where C-17s can operate- just came in handy

 

[softtec]

really great job..

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

Pakistan Navy rescue teams 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 stranded affectees

 

[jha]

Pakistan Navy rescue teams 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 stranded affectees

Typical sub-continent mindset..
BTW whose C-17 was that ..? USAF ..?

 

[lem34]

Long live Pakistan Army

 

[Black Widow]

Long live Pakistan Army

[COLOR=""]Good Job PA..



. Aryan Brother, one question, How much one liter petrol cost in pakistan??? Is it unleaded petrol???[/COLOR]

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

i have absolutely no idea what "mindset" you are referring to

 

[fd24]

[COLOR=""]Good Job PA..



. Aryan Brother, one question, How much one liter petrol cost in pakistan??? Is it unleaded petrol???[/COLOR]

Whats this to do with the topic. Goodness me are you planning on driving through Pakistan??

 

[lem34]

[COLOR=""]Good Job PA..




. Aryan Brother, one question, How much one liter petrol cost in pakistan??? Is it unleaded petrol???[/COLOR]

The price of tea in China has more to do with this thread than the price of petrol in pakistan. But that is in interesting dont you think

 

[Black Widow]

Whats this to do with the topic. Goodness me are you planning on driving through Pakistan??

Dude, I just asked one question, Rather than giving me such big speech, you could have simply answered..

 

[lem34]

Dude, I just asked one question, Rather than giving me such big speech, you could have simply answered..

Yaar that would make life so boring and he has a point its off topic tell us why you want to know? you want to smuggle some into or out of india lol

 

[fd24]

Dude, I just asked one question, Rather than giving me such big speech, you could have simply answered..

Black widow young man you are off topic but as you are on PDF and we are the helpful type il give you some valuable info.

Oil prices raised - PakTribune

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

stay on topic and stop discussing fuel prices or other off-topic things, thanks

 

[Black Widow]

Yaar that would make life so boring and he has a point its off topic tell us why you want to know? you want to smuggle some into or out of india lol

Looks like You want me to get banned , Lets come to topic.

@topic: Good Job PA. I remember my school days, When Flood used to affect Bihar, We were told to collect cloths (washed and properly dry), food (which can last 3-4 days) and bedsheet. Those items were collected from every school and sent to flood affected area.

I myself use to visit flood affected area with relief. I hope same might be happening in Pakistan today.

Black widow young man you are off topic but as you are on PDF and we are the helpful type il give you some valuable info.

Oil prices raised - PakTribune

Thanks a lot...

 

[jha]

i have absolutely no idea what "mindset" you are referring to

Naming places after beloved leaders...