Islamabad: The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued the 26th daily situation report for the monsoon season of 2024, detailing weather conditions and response activities from 25 July to 26 July across Pakistan.
According to National Disaster Management Authority, the report covers a 24-hour period ending at 1300 hours on 26 July. It has been circulated to various federal ministries and operational departments involved in disaster preparedness and response, including those focused on climate change, public health, and urban planning. The document serves as a critical tool for coordinating efforts and implementing necessary actions to mitigate the impact of the monsoon season.
The NDMA’s report includes detailed assessments of rainfall, identifies areas at risk of flooding, and evaluates the adequacy of current response measures. It also outlines ongoing and planned activities by various government bodies to address potential disaster scenarios prompted by current weather patterns.
The report is part of NDMA’s continued effort to enhance disaster readiness and response capabilities across the country, ensuring that all stakeholders are informed and prepared to act swiftly in the event of flood-related emergencies.