Special Report. GILGIT.JULY.27
Flash floods have wreaked havoc in various parts of Gilgit-Baltistan, affecting multiple valleys and causing widespread damage to infrastructure and property. The disaster has left dozens of tourists stranded and numerous locals facing significant losses. Chief Minister Haji Gulbar Khan has taken charge of the situation, directing immediate rescue and relief operations in the affected areas.
The rescue efforts, led by the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps, and provincial authorities, are in full swing, with teams working tirelessly to evacuate tourists and locals to safety. Relief camps have been set up, providing shelter, food, and medical aid to those in need.
According to reports, the floods have damaged roads, bridges, and homes, with several villages severely affected. The provincial government has initiated a comprehensive relief plan, including financial compensation for affected families and emergency measures to restore essential services.
The situation remains challenging, but the resilience and solidarity of the people of Gilgit-Baltistan and the efforts of the authorities offer hope for a swift recovery. The region’s infrastructure and economy are expected to be restored with the support of the government and international partners.
