Pakistan Rangers (Punjab) has continued rescue operations in flood-affected Sulemanki.Pakistan Rangers Punjab have rescued fifty five people and one hundred and fifty livestock stranded in the floods in Suleimanki and moved them to safer locations.Free medical camps have also been set up by Pakistan Rangers Punjab in the flood-affected areas.

Timely medical facilities are being ensured for the flood victims at these free medical camps.In addition to medical check-ups, free medicines are also being provided to the flood victims. Pakistan Army continues relief operations in flood-affected areas of Punjab. On the other hand Pakistan Army is continuing relief operations in flood-affected areas of Punjab along with respective civil administrations.

In Lahore Division, around five hundred military officers and soldiers are engaged in relief operations.Twenty one rescue and relief camps have been established in collaboration with the civil administration.In Daska, the Pak Army shifted dozens of Sikh community members to safe places. The Sikh community appreciated the timely relief operations of the Army.    

Pakistan Army also started a relief operation to help flood-affected people in Kot Momin. Three rescue teams consisting of the Pakistan Army and the district administration have been deployed in Midh Ranjha, Talibwala and Hilalpur.

Credit: Independent News Pakistan (INP)