The Pakistan Army persists in conducting rescue and relief efforts in regions affected by snow.

The Pakistan Army persisted in rescue and relief efforts subsequent to substantial snowfall in multiple regions of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan.

Due to the intense snowfall, the Pakistan Army has established control centers in various regions of Balochistan, including Ziarat, Bolan, Qila Saifullah, Khojak Top, Lak Pass, Dukki, and Muslim Bagh.

Individuals trapped in snow-affected regions are being extricated by members from the Pakistan Army and rescue squads. The Army is supplying essential provisions, such as food and medical aid, to those impacted.

Simultaneously, the Pakistan Army is conducting rescue and relief operations in District Kurram amidst severe rain and snowfall. A prompt rescue mission was initiated to aid the local populace and reestablish terrestrial communication connections.

All impacted roads have been completely rehabilitated through the efficient deployment of heavy machinery and labor. Expedited relief initiatives have restored people’ access to markets and healthcare facilities, while essential ground routes have been reopened.

Officers and soldiers of the Pakistan Army are directly overseeing the relief operations despite severe weather conditions and challenging terrain.

In Tirah Valley, members of the Pakistan Army are actively participating in relief operations amidst substantial snowfall, enduring harsh conditions without concern for their personal safety.

The Pakistan Army is resolute in its dedication to protecting the lives and property of citizens and delivering prompt aid during natural disasters and catastrophes.