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Disaster averted in Khanewal, Muzaffargarh with breaches; flooding snaps rail, ground links in South Punjab.

Preparations being finalised to airdrop supplies.

Oil marketing companies fail to build storages to cope with scarcity.

Secretary Irrigation of Balochistan says the region could face devastation if Tori dyke is breached

NDMA chairman says 43,000 houses were damaged by the floods, while 3,000 villages were affected

Three medical camps set up, four mobile medical units comprising army doctors providing relief to flood victims

Rescue efforts continued in flood-hit areas of Jhang and Athara Hazari

Govt releases Rs2 billion for relief, rescue operation

NDMA spokesperson says contingency plan was shared with provinces; blames PMD for failure

High alert declared as water level rises at Panjnad; evacuation complete from riverine areas.

Heavy showers take water to higher levels in major reservoirs.

Floods are a national emergency that cannot be left only to the provinces to fend for themselves as best they can.

Floods claim 264 lives. Nearly 1,919,793 people have been affected so far.

NDMA says so far 257 people have been killed and more than 1.1 million affected

Balochistan CM announces Rs10b and Zardari directs Sindh govt to release Rs100m for flood victims of Punjab

To focus on prevention of water-borne diseases in rural areas.

The stranded people of the areas are facing problems to reach Chakar town.

Says nearly 124,000 people rescued, 360 relief camps set up in Punjab.

300 villages in Athara Hazari, Ahmad Pur Sial tehsils inundated; Trimmu survives first torrent, braces for another.

Shah said 'super-flood' of 2010 had proved disastrous, but the volume of water expected this year was far less.

Web and SMS-based tool can be used to search for or provide information about people affected by the floods.

Death toll has reached 257, and 461 injured while nearly 1,121,987 people have been affected so far.

Indian Army says it rescued 28-member Pakistani golf team, Ambassador of Nepal from flood-affected areas of Srinagar

Promises that the govt will construct damaged houses

He was accompanied by PTI Vice Chairman Shah Mehmood Qureshi

The historical headworks is struggling to cope with the unprecedented rush of water from the Chenab and Jhelum rivers

Defence minister briefs joint session of Parliament on causes of the deluge and the scale of devastation

Flood wave to reach Chachran Sharif on 10th, Head Panjnad on 11th.

Around 0.8 million ‘katcha’ residents still threatened by the flood.

The authorities have failed to rehabilitate victims of previous disaster as another looms ahead.

Next 20 hours ‘extremely crucial’ for deluged city.

Destroy standing crops over thousands of acres, kill livestock.

Funds will be provided in a transparent manner, as was done during the 2010 floods, says information minister

Defence minister says floods - which left 270,000 injured - submerged 1,053 villages and destroyed 191 houses

Army chief visits Qadirabad Headworks to overlook relief efforts and rescue operations

Nawaz says he wants to help victims in Indian Kashmir

15 trucks carrying food, medicines sent to flood victims.

Nawaz said it was an unfortunate reality that South Asia remains one of the most disaster-prone regions of the world.

Head Tarimmu is expected to receive about 832,000 cusecs from Chenab River and 525,000 cusecs from Jhelum River.

‘Katcha’ residents advised to evacuate as officials disagree about flood levels.

Relief camp established near Astore, rescued families provided with blankets, quilts, tents and fresh food

Police arrest 13 for stealing wood from Jhelum River.

Residents of Sharoon Colony wait for authorities’ response to their sufferings.

There were 200 houses in the village before the onset of the relentless rains but now there is no mark of building.

EPA official terms project vital to conserve rainwater.

Flood warning issued for Multan, Muzaffargarh .

High flood levels are forecasted at Guddu and Sukkur in the coming week.

The Met department has said only light rain is expected Sunday and there is no danger of floods.

Bad weather also caused dozens of villages in Bakot, Abbottabad to remain disconnected from the main city

PM Nawaz Sharif visits flood-hit areas, terms situation 'unexpected'