PDMA, a natural disaster deal in Punjab, said in a statement that the fifth monsoon rainfall in the province is going to start from July 28, which will continue till 31 July.
Meanwhile, there has been a forecast of thunderstorms in most districts of the province.
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Similarly, torrential rains have also been estimated in Dera Ghazi Khan, Bhakkar, Bahwalpur, Khanwalpur, Pakpattan, Pakpattan, Wireri, Lodharan, Muzaffargarh and Rajanpur from July 29 to July 31.
Relief Commissioner Punjab Nabil Javed has directed all commissioners and deputy commissioners to be high vigilant across the province.
He says that emergency control papers should be alerted to employees and the rescue 1122 disaster response teams are also directed to be ready for 24 hours.
He warned that the intensity of monsoon rains this year is more than normal and 73 % more rainfall has been recorded in the last one year.
He said that all concerned departments should be cautious in view of the climate situation.
According to the Director General PDMA, take precautionary measures issued by the citizen.
Murari and Goliath are at risk of slipping land in heavy rains, while raw houses and troubled buildings are also likely to be damaged.
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Passengers and tourists have been advised to be careful about the weather conditions and avoid unnecessary travel.
It was further stated that in case of urban or flash floods, people should visit safe places and avoid spending cars in flowing water.
The Provincial Disaster Management Authority of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (PDMA) has also issued an alert which is expected from the winds from tomorrow to next Thursday in most parts of the province.
People, especially tourists, have been instructed to avoid trips to the mountainous regions.
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According to the PDMA, their control room is active 24 hours and can contact the urban helpline 1700 in any emergency.
Meanwhile, the Gilgit -Baltistan government has warned that the region is in the grip of severe climate change, where floods of glaciers and cloudburst (cloud burst) have caused floods.
According to officials, there is a severe lack of drinking and irrigation water in the affected areas, while access to electricity, internet, telephone and roads has also been affected.
Floods, land sliding and soil erosion have severely damaged infrastructure.
According to Chief Secretary Gilgit -Baltistan Abrar Ahmed Mirza, nine people have died since 10 July, including two women and two children.
He said that many areas have been completely cut off due to slipping of land and landslides.
The Karakoram highway has been closed once again on the glass site, after which the process of carrying tourists and patients in Islamabad has started from C -130 aircraft.
