Authorities have issued a warning about a possible cloudburst in Upper Punjab. Several districts are also at risk of floods and landslides due to heavy rainfall. This alert aims to prepare residents and officials for potential emergencies in the region.
Special teams have been deployed across Punjab’s Smart Safe City centers for continuous monitoring. These teams use advanced technology to watch flood-prone areas closely. Virtual patrolling officers work day and night in high-risk zones, including Murree and Rawalpindi.
Artificial intelligence helps identify vulnerable locations and possible choke points. This allows authorities to take early preventive action and reduce the risk of damage. In Rawalpindi, streams like Nullah Lai are under constant observation through Safe City cameras.
Punjab has more than 600 surveillance cameras tracking flood conditions in real time. Alerts from these cameras are shared with the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA). This system helps ensure quick responses in emergencies.
Residents are advised to stay indoors unless necessary during this period. They should avoid rivers, streams, and electricity poles for safety. Officials ask everyone to follow instructions carefully to reduce risks.
The Safe City Authority confirmed that all available technology and resources are in use. The goal is to protect citizens from harm and respond swiftly to the threats posed by the cloudburst and heavy rains.
This cloudburst warning highlights the need for readiness in the face of sudden weather events. Authorities continue to work together to monitor conditions and keep the public safe. The situation remains under close watch as the weather develops in the coming days.
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