The threat of flooding increases with rainmaster India and Pakistan Climate crisis news

The heavy rains pushed the threat of large floods in Pakistan and northern India higher.

More than half a million people have been forced to flee during the past 24 hours as a flood threat PakistanOfficials said on Thursday that the eastern Punjab boycott was rising.

The Punjab Relief Commissioner, Nabil Jafid, said that the evacuation brought the total number of people who were displaced because of the threat from last month to 1.8 million people. Refer Collective evacuation operations They are still continuing in the Muqfarra area, which is damaged by floods and other areas.

This procedure came when India sent its third flood alert this week after heavy monsoons and water issues from dams to low border areas.

The National Disaster Management Authority in India said that the new talisman is expected to continue from the seasonal winds for another 24 to 48 hours, adding that the flood water is likely to rise to the Sind River, which is a threat to the areas in the southern Sindh district.

Javed said that Mozavargara is among the worst areas in Punjab, where the floods were flooded 3900 villages since the Ravi, Sotleg and Chainab rivers exploded two weeks ago.

Kamal Haider from the island said that the floods have become much worse since Wednesday.

Haider said: “Yesterday we were on the same site and there were only two feet of water.” “But now the villagers tell us that” the same area is less than 20 feet of water.

In Muqfar, Narwail and Kasur, the government set up tents to host the displaced families.

The people who fled their homes in Muzaffar have rushed to safety after urgent warnings of the floods.

Ghulam Abbas, 54, who fled his village with his family, said that the mosque’s loudspeakers announced that an enormous increase in the flood was on its way, and he urged everyone to leave as soon as possible.

Abbas said: “Those who believed that the water will not reach them is now rescued by the boat,” adding that his house was immersed overnight.

Zainab Akhtar, 33, who is currently living in a tent highlighted by the government with her family, said that she had received some food from charities and the government, but added that many survivors were dependent on the help of relatives.

“The worst floods in the history of Punjab”

In Casore, people said they had received some help from the government, and charities arranged for them.

Erfan Ali Kataya, Director General of the Regional Disaster Management Authority, said that thousands of rescuers are participating in relief and rescue operations, while the army was deployed to transport people and animals from the villages flooded by the floods.

“The supplies are on its way to the displaced, and it is still one of the largest rescue and relief operations.”

He added that the authorities committed some violations along the Chinab River bridge overnight on Wednesday to protect the city of Muzaffarra.

“Our priority is to save lives because this is the worst flood in the history of Punjab,” said Cathaya.

“Generally, 3.8 million people were affected by the floods in Punjab,” Javed said in a statement. He said they included those who suffered from damage after their villages were flooded.

Haider said this critical situation. “The next few hours … a really important task, because the city of Multan and Mujaragara are subjected to direct threat.”

Haider said: “The warning is very clear, because this flood does not go anywhere and demands more lands, farms and villages around the clock.”

The floods are the worst since 2022, when the climate floods killed about 1700 people in Pakistan.