Extensive rescue operations are underway across Punjab as severe flooding impacts numerous communities. Teams are actively working too evacuate residents from affected areas, utilizing both traditional and innovative methods.
Currently, 12 boats are deployed in taran Taran and 4 in Pathankot to safely remove people from flooded regions. Furthermore, aerial support is being utilized where necessary, ensuring no one is left behind.
The scale of the flooding is critically important, with a total of 1312 villages across Punjab now impacted. Hear’s a breakdown of the affected areas:
Amritsar: 93 villages
Barnala: 26 villages
Bathinda: 21 villages
Fatehgarh Sahib: 1 village
Fazilka: 92 villages
Firozpur: 107 villages
Gurdaspur: 324 villages
Hoshiarpur: 86 villages
Jalandhar: 55 villages
Kapurtala: 123 villages
ludhiana: 26 villages
Malerkotla: 4 villages
Mansa: 77 villages
Moga: 35 villages
Pathankot: 81 villages
Patiala: 14 villages
Rupnagar: 2 villages
Sangrur: 22 villages
S.A.S. Nagar: 1 village
S.B.S Nagar: 3 villages
Sri Muktsar Sahib: 74 villages
Taran Taran: 45 villages
I’ve found that swift and coordinated responses are crucial during these events. Authorities are prioritizing the safety and well-being of residents, and are committed to providing necessary assistance.You can stay informed about the evolving situation through local news channels and official government updates. Remember, if you are in an affected area, follow the instructions of emergency personnel and prioritize your safety. Here’s what works best: remain calm, move to higher ground if possible, and assist your neighbors if you are able.
The situation remains dynamic, and ongoing assessments are being conducted to determine the full extent of the damage and the needs of affected communities. Continued vigilance and cooperation are essential as Punjab navigates these challenging circumstances.
