President seeks generous donations for flood victims

NOWSHERA  : President Dr Arif Alvi has called upon the people of Pakistan and the transnational community to contribute freehandedly in cash and kind to the government- approved finances and registered organisations, including Pakistan Red Crescent Society, to give speedy relief to the flood tide affectees to palliate their mournings. 

 

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 According to the Presidency, Dr Arif Alvi made these reflections while visiting the relief camps set up in Amangarh, Nowshera, and Risalpur Degree College, on Wednesday. 

 The chairman was given briefings by the quarter administration and Pakistan Air Force( PAF) about the deliverance and relief sweats to alleviate the suffering of flood tide victims in Nowshera region. 

 

 President Alvi said that he wanted to visit the area soon after the cataracts, but he didn't do so to let the administration completely concentrate on relief sweats. 

 He also confided the sweats of the civil administration and fortified forces for their deliverance and relief sweats to alleviate the suffering of the flood tide victims and stressed the need for speedy compensation for those families who had lost their loved bones

 and whose property had been damaged during the cataracts. 

 

 During his visit to PAF Academy Asghar Khan Risalpur, the chairman was briefed about the flood tide relief sweats of the PAF. He was informed that PAF was furnishing food, drugs, and sanctum to over,000 displaced families in its camp in the academe and over,000 cases have been treated across Pakistan by PAF. 

 It was further informed that 100 relief excursions were set up, in addition to distributing,000 dry portion packs and over,000 canopies to the flood tide victims. 

 

 Speaking on the occasion, President Alvi championed the common flash appeal launched by the United Nations and the government of Pakistan in Islamabad and Geneva for seeking transnational community’s help for deliverance and relief operations in the background of the ruinous rains, cataracts and landslides that have impacted further than 33 million people in different corridor of Pakistan. 

 The chairman expressed his grief and anguish on the deaths of over,100 people, across the country, including 350 children and injury to further than,900 people. He added that the loss of over,000 beast and crops over two million acres of land has deprived a sizable population of their only source of livelihood. 

 

 He rued that the damage to over 1 million houses across the country has rendered millions of people homeless. 

 The chairman expressed his full confidence in the humanitarian spirit of the Pakistanis and the transnational community and expressed the stopgap that the nation would not leave the flood tide victims alone in these testing times in Pakistan’s history when one- third of the country had been submersed and will leave no gravestone unturned to alleviate the mournings of flood tide affectees until their complete recuperation. 

“ Although Pakistan contributes a minimum proportion to the global hothouse gas emigrations yet we're suffering from super cataracts touched off due to the changing climate and the global warming performing from carbon emigrations worldwide, ” the chairman said. He added that it was the collaborative responsibility of the transnational community and the people of Pakistan to help alleviate the negative fallouts of climate change.