Pakistan Army Deploys More Troops for Flood Relief in Buner

As heavy monsoon rains continue to wreak havoc in various parts of the country, the Pakistan Army has intensified its flood relief operations to assist affected communities. Additional troops have been deployed to the district of Buner, one of the areas severely impacted by the recent flooding.

Specialized teams from the Army Corps of Engineers have arrived with advanced equipment to aid in the search and rescue efforts.

These tools are being used to recover individuals who are injured or have tragically lost their lives after being trapped under thick layers of mud and debris caused by the floods and landslides.

According to the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Pakistan Army units are actively involved in providing humanitarian assistance in all flood-hit districts. Relief activities include the distribution of ration packs, clean drinking water, and essential supplies. Army helicopters are playing a crucial role by airlifting food, medical supplies, and other necessities to remote and inaccessible areas.

In addition to delivering aid, helicopters are also being used to evacuate stranded residents from high-risk zones. Many families have already been relocated to safe shelters, where they are being provided with food, medical care, and temporary accommodation.

Military officials have confirmed that the flood relief operation will continue around the clock until all affected individuals are rescued and relocated to secure locations. The Army has reiterated its commitment to standing by the nation during this time of crisis.

Efforts are also being made in coordination with local civil administration and disaster management authorities to assess the damage and accelerate recovery efforts.