On the instructions of Punjab Chief Minister Merim Nawaz Sharif, the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) on Friday released a sensible monsoon fact sheet, which has given details of the latest rainfall, river water level and emergency measures.
Lahore, Lahore, (Urdunt / Pakistan Point News – 25th July 2025), provincial disaster management (PDMA) on Friday released a comparative monsoon fact sheet on the instructions of Punjab’s chief Menum Nawaz Sharif, a comparative monsoon fact sheet sheet, rain, river level, level, level, and emergency measures.
For the fact sheet, most of the districts of Punjab recorded monsoon rains in the last 24 hours. The highest rainfall was recorded in 117 mm in Multan, followed by Lahore 43 mm, Sheikhupura 37 mm, Hafizabad 15 mm, Okara 13 mm, and Sahawal with 12 mm. Narowal, Sialkot, Toba Tek Singh, Dera Ghazi Khan and rain were also seen in other areas.
The current four magic of monsoon rains is expected to continue till 25 July, more rain is predicted in most districts. Due to continuous decline, including Lahore and Rawalpindi, there is a risk of floods in rivers and streams in Punjab.
Director General PDMA Irfan Ali Kathia said that as per the instructions of the Chief Minister, alerts have been issued to the district administration and all the concepts. In the last 12 hours, 10 people suffered injuries in roof collapse incidents due to heavy rains, thinking that human life was reporting for the last 24 hours.
However, rain has taken a toll on life, which has reported 121 animal fat due to roof collapse and electroculation.
Some deadly were also associated with electric wires and sinking incidents. Financial assistance is being provided to the affected families, while farmers will also be completed – damage to crops and livestock.
Regarding water reserves, Mangla Dam is currently at 54% capacity, and Tarbela Dam is at 79%. Indian dams are reported at 36% capacity. The Indus River in Kalabagh and Tarbela has a low-level flood outgoing, which is sitting in glasses and a moderate levels in Tunasa. The channels, Ravi, Jhelum and Sutlage rivers remain at the normal flow level.
In further flooding, PDMA has completed its preparations. PDMA Control Room is monitoring the situation by the clock and the E will being distracted by the E will being distracted. There is also a high risk of urban floods in Lahore, Faisalabad, Gujranwala and Sialkot.
The Punjab government has imposed a complete ban on bathing in the drains of rivers, canals and storm water. Citizens have been warned that strict legal action will be taken against vioolators. People are also advised to contact with severe weather, electric poles and stars inside the house, and avoid living in damaged or weak structures.
In case of emergency, citizens are urged to contact the PDMA helpline immediately at 1129.