US EditionPakistani rescuers use drones to help them evacuate thousands as floods devastate Punjab
Punjab's government used drones to coordinate evacuations of over 600,000 people and nearly 500,000 livestock amid record monsoon rains, aiming to reduce fatalities and protect livelihoods.
- Emergency workers in Pakistan's Punjab province used drones to find people stranded on rooftops by massive floods.
- The Pakistan Meteorological Department warned of more heavy rain in flood-hit districts, where weeks of above-normal rainfall caused rivers to overflow.
- Authorities say they have evacuated more than 850,000 people in Punjab, Pakistan's most populous province, which faced its biggest flood on record.
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Pakistani rescuers use drones to help them evacuate thousands as floods devastate Punjab (World)
Emergency workers in Pakistan's Punjab province used drones to find people stranded on rooftops by massive floods as the government expanded its rescue operation with more than 850,000 evacuated, officials said Monday. The Pakistan Meteorological Department warned of more heavy rain in Punjab's floo...
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Pakistan uses drones to help rescuers evacuate thousands as floods
JHANG, Pakistan: Emergency workers in Pakistan’s Punjab province used drones to find people stranded on rooftops by massive floods as the government expanded what it called its largest rescue operation, with more than 700,000 evacuated, officials said Monday. The Pakistan Meteorological Department warned of more heavy rain in Punjab’s flood-hit districts and elsewhere in the
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