Islamabad (TrustedPakistan.com): COAS Asim Munir Visits Kasur & Jahanian Flood Areas in Kasur and Jahanian (Pir Wala) to review ongoing rescue and relief operations. The visit, coordinated with civil administration, highlighted the urgent need for better flood management and infrastructure improvements.
Relief Operations in Action
- Munir toured relief camps in Jalalpur Pir Wala, Multan, and inspected flooded sectors in Kasur.
- He was accompanied by the Punjab Chief Secretary and senior civil officials to ensure coordination between the Army and government departments.
- The Army Chief was briefed on rescue efforts, evacuations, and relief distribution currently underway.
COAS Message: Action & Good Governance
During the visit, Munir emphasized:
- The importance of speedy action and people-centric governance.
- The need for long-term infrastructure upgrades to reduce recurring flood damage.
- The Army’s commitment to stand beside the people until complete rehabilitation.
Interaction with Victims & Rescuers
- The Army Chief met displaced families, assuring them of continuous support and resettlement assistance.
- Locals thanked the Army and civil administration for rapid response.
- He also praised Rescue 1122, police, and emergency workers for their courage and dedication in tough conditions.
Aerial Survey & Damage Assessment
Munir conducted an aerial reconnaissance over Lahore-Kasur and Multan-Jalalpur Pir Wala routes to evaluate the full scale of flooding. Submerged houses, damaged roads, and relief camp setups were closely examined.
It Matters:
The visit underlines the Army’s dual role in defense and disaster management. With stronger civil-military cooperation, Pakistan hopes to not only provide relief to flood victims but also build lasting resilience against future climate-driven disasters.
