Pakistan army continues flood relief operations in Swat and Bajaur

The Pakistan Army is actively carrying out flood relief operations in Swat and Bajaur, where heavy rains and flash floods have badly affected local communities.

Teams of the Pakistan Army are working round the clock to help people in flood-hit districts. Soldiers are rescuing families trapped in dangerous areas and moving them to safer locations. In Bajaur, army helicopters are being used to airlift people stranded in remote or flooded villages.

These helicopters are also delivering essential supplies, including food, drinking water, and medicines, to areas cut off by the floods.

Residents have warmly welcomed the arrival of army teams, raising slogans of “Pakistan Army Zindabad”. The presence of soldiers has brought a sense of relief and hope to the affected communities.

The Pakistan Army has assured that relief operations will continue until every affected person is rescued and shifted to safety. Soldiers are also working closely with local authorities to assess damage and provide urgent assistance where needed.

These relief efforts highlight the Pakistan Army’s commitment to standing alongside the people during natural disasters and difficult times.

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