DAILY REPORT ON RAIN AND FLOOD EMERGENCY

RESPONSE 2015, IN PAKISTAN

Relief Activities Detail

OVERVIEW OF THE DISASTER IN CHITRAL On July 16, 2015 at around 12:00 to 1:00 hours (Midnight), District Chitral have struck by an unusual and unprecedented

torrential / orographic rain and series of GLOF event in the western side of the Chitral River. The orographic rain followed by

thunderstorm, cloud outburst and have triggered the GLOF events which caused destruction. Chitral in the current week

have average maximum 40.8oC temperature as per Pak-Met Department (PMD) and PDMA have also circulated the weather

forecast that rain and thunderstorm along with showers is expected in isolated part of Malakand Division. The same have

also been circulated among all concerned by the DDMU for preparedness. The Irrigation Department Chitral have also

identified High Level flood in Chitral River in addition to the identification of vulnerable spots of riverine flood. The 17-

Division camp at Gaherait have also been taken in loop of dissemination of alerts for evacuation of the communities living in

the river catchments and beds.

The rain/cloud outburst followed by GLOF event of July, 2015, in isolated catchments of various goals (tributaries) in Chitral

District at various intervals of times has resulted in floods that were accompanied with debris/boulders/large boulders flows

causing (1) washing out of heads/diversions arrangements / head reaches and general filling-up of most of the civil channels

/ Government Channels with damages to hydraulic structures (2) damages to buildup properties and agricultural land (3)

damages to roads and bridges (4) damages to existing flood protection works (5) damages to Water supply schemes (6)

filling of the Nallas that may spill out from banks causing further damages in case of future floods.

A- Health Care Assistance through Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) Dated: 25-07-2015

Province Division District Location Beneficiaries

KPK Malakand Chitral UC-1 and 2 Male Female Children Total

Total 51 35 54 140

Cumulative figures as of 24th July 2015 Nil Nil Nil Nil

Total Beneficiaries of Health care assistance 51 35 54 140

B- Provision of clean drinking water for the Flash Flood Affected People Dated: 25-07-2015

Province Division District Location Water(Ltrs)

Beneficiaries

Families (@20 Ltrs/F)

Total Beneficiaries

KPK Malakand Chitral UC 1 and 2 16,000 800 5,600

Clean drinking water Beneficiaries as of 24/07/2015 3,500 350 2,450 TOTAL 19,500 1150 8,050

Total Beneficiaries of Health Care Assistance 140

Total Beneficiaries of Clean drinking water 8,050

Total Beneficiaries of (A+B) Health care and water 8,190

Flood Report South Punjab

Reporting Person: Naveed Ahmad KK

Date: 25-07-2015

Contact # 0300-8150336

Type of Flood : Initial Report email ID:

osp.southpunjab5@gmail.com

# River District Tehsil Name of

affected UCs Villages

Displaced Families (approx.)

UC suggested for HH

interventions

Urgent Needs

(Tents/Hot Meal/Health

Services/Water etc.)

1 Kaha Sultan

flood Rajan Pur Jampur Noor Pur Kaan Wala 70 Noor Pur

Hot Meal, Health

2 Hill Tourant

Flood Rajan Pur Jampur Noor Pur

Basti Muhammad

Horra 50 Noor Pur

Hot Meal, Health

3 Hill Tourant

Flood Rajan Pur Jampur Tall Shumali Tall Shumali 30 Tall Shumali

Hot Meal, Health

4 Kaha Sultan

flood Rajan Pur Jampur Dajal Dajal 30 Dajal

Hot Meal, Health

5 Kaha Sultan

flood Rajan Pur Jampur Haji Pur Haji Pur 40 Haji Pur

Hot Meal, Health

Pictures of activities cannot be shared today due to non-availability of electricity and internet facility in Chitral.