Flood Situation

Recent flood has institutionalized catastrophic situation in Punjab province where the death
toll has reached to
More than

257

while the number of critically injured people has surpassed 700.

two million people

have been affected while the total loss including

standing crops, livestock and other valuables is unpredictable. Govt. has announced
emergency situation in the province but still the situation is worsening with every transitory
moment as flood is reaching towards South Punjab after hitting a huge area of

North

Punjab and many districts of AJK & GB. Pakistan army has done a great job
in the rescue operation for flood affected areas but still a lot more is to be done as quickly as
possible.
Incessant rains, accumulation of rainwater and destruction of infrastructure are factors
contributing to heavy losses of property, domestic animals and crops. Land sliding has
damaged roads and power lines, leaving many people without electricity and drinking water.
Flood waters submerged homes after the Chenab River rose dramatically over the weekend,
causing what has been described as a "Super-flood". Sialkot and Gujranwala regions have
been affected severely due to exceptionally heavy rains. With road and communication links
broken, getting to those, stranded in remote areas, is proving to be a firm challenge.
Summary of Losses & Damage Flood 2014

Dead

Injured

Partially

Fully

Punjab
AJ&K
GilgitBaltistan

179
64

341
109

5509
4006

743
2138

2115
120

1,091,807
30,180

Crops
area
affected
(acres)
665,411
2,048

14

11

00

02

Total

257

461

9,515

2,883

2,235

1,121,987

6,67,459

6,995

Human Losses
Sr.

1
2
3

Region

Property
Damages

Villages
affected

Persons
affected

Cattles
Perished
5125
1,870

Punjab

Azad Jammu & Kashmir

Gilgit Baltistan

Al-Khidmat Foundations Response Flood 2014

Rescue & Relief:
As soon as the voice of flood arouse in media Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan activated its
network of volunteers working under its Disaster management program. Our

2500

volunteers and teams of professionally trained staff started rescue operation in Azad Jamu
& Kashmir, Gilgit Baltistan (GB) and North Punjab soon after the heavy rain started. AlKhidmat Foundation Pakistan was the

first to reach the affected areas

to start its

rescue operation through boats.

Al-Khidmats Disaster Management team didnt only rescue the flooded people but also

transported their cattle and valuables to safer places . Our rescuers saved
the lives of hundreds of people while putting their own lives in danger. Rescue operation is
continuing in

20 districts

of Punjab to secure a maximum number of people from the

devastating flood.
Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan has established relief camps in various districts and cities of
Punjab for providing relief to the affected people. Following is the list of covered districts:
11. Rawalpindi
12. Layyah
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.

1. Lahore
2. Gujranwala
3. Sargodha
4. Mandi Bahauddin
5. Hafizabad
6. Narowal
7. Sialkot
8. Jhang
9. Jhelum
10. Sheikhupura

Rajanpur
D.G.Khan
Bahawalpur
Muzaffargarh
Bahawalpur
Mirpur AJ&K
Bagh AJ&K
Hatian Bala AJ&K

Rescue Operation
Rescue in districts:
No. of volunteers:
Motor boats:
Rubber boats
Wooden boats:
Ring tubes:
Life Jackets:

20
2500
03
05
08
35
2500

Ambulances:
43
Other vehicles/Tractors:
70
Ropes, long shoes, searchlights, generators, nets etc. are also being used in rescue operation

Relief Operation
No. of Districts:
No. of Relief Camps:
Relief Provided (Beneficiaries):
Relief goods distributed:
Items and Medical Relief.

20
95
2, 10,850 (flood affectees)
Food Items, Mobile Water Filtration Plant, Non-food

List of Relief Items Provided

Food Items:
Sr.
No.

Description

Qty.

No. of
Beneficiaries

Frequency

22

18000

Daily

Al-Khidmat Kitchen

Cooked food

5000

10000

Daily

Dry Ration packages

2000

14000

Daily

Mineral Water bottles (500 ml)

3400

3400

Daily

Biscuits Packs

5000

5000

Daily

Juices packs

5500

5500

Daily

Milk Powder

5000

10000

Daily

Tea

5000

10000

Daily

Breakfast packs

5500

5500

Daily

10

Mobile Water filtration plant (water

litters )

50000

50000

Daily

Total

1,31,400

Daily

Non-Food Items (NFIs)

Sr.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6

Description
Tents
Tarpaal Waterproof Plastic Sheets
Mosquito Nets
Jerry Canes
Cloths
Footwears
Total

Qty.

No. of Beneficiaries

300
1000
1000
3000
300
450

2400
7000
1000
21000
300
450
32,150

Medical Relief
Sr.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Description
Static Medical Camps
Mobile Medical Camps
Field Hospitals
Essential Lifesaving medicines
Flood diseases medicine s
Water purifying tablets
Ambulances

Qty.
12
20
05
1400
3200
3000
43

Total

No. of Patients
3200
16000
700
1400
3200
21000
1800

47,300

Flood 2014 Pictorial View