32 Dewatering Pumps Provided To Rain-hit Araes: PDMA

Sumaira FH Published August 08, 2016 | 01:47 PM

32 dewatering pumps provided to rain-hit araes: PDMA

ISLAMABAD,(UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 8th Augst,2016) : The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Sindh is working round the clock to provide dewatering pumps as well as relief items to the rain affected people in Karachi and other parts of province.

DG PDMA Sindh Syed Salman Shah talking to Private news channel said thirty-two dewatering pumps were provided to affected areas of Karachi, and 60 dewatering pumps in other affected districts of the province.

He said met office has forecast more rains at scattered places of lower Sindh and Upper Sindh.

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