Rawalpindi authorities issue high alert amid heavy rain forecasts
Most outlets led with the declaration of a high alert or emergency in Rawalpindi due to heavy rain forecasts and the risk of urban flooding. Daily Times focused on the Commissioner’s directives to municipal and emergency services, while 24 News HD highlighted the onset of heavy rain and the imposition of a rain emergency by WASA.
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Emergency declared as heavy rain lashes Rawalpindi
Heavy rain has begun in different parts of Rawalpindi, prompting the district administration to remain on alert over the risk of flooding and the Water and Sanitation Agency (WASA) to impose a rain emergency on Friday.
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Rawalpindi on high alert as Met Office forecasts heavy rains
Directing district authorities to gear up for potential urban flooding, Commissioner Rawalpindi Salman Ghani issued high-alert directives on Thursday to all municipal, administrative and emergency service departments across the division following the Meteorological Department’s heavy rainfall forecast for September 4 and 5. Pursuant to directives issued by Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sha...
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