Summary Necessary arrangements have been made by the authorities to deal with any eventuality.
KARACHI (Web Desk) - Provincial Disaster Management Authority Sindh said that a high flood peak would pass through Kotri Barrage in the next twelve hours.
A spokesman of the Authority said in Karachi that people of the Katcha areas of Thatta and Badin have been advised to be vigilant of the emerging flood situation.
The spokesman said necessary arrangements have been made by the authorities to deal with any eventuality.
Floods and heavy monsoon rains have killed around 200 people and affected 1.5 million across Pakistan in the last few weeks.
According to NDMA official, the rains had wounded 855 people, affected 5,615 villages and destroyed 20,312 houses all over the country.
Further heavy monsoon rains are expected in next month but the NDMA is fully prepared.
Pakistan, which has suffered from monsoon floods for the last three years, has been criticised for not doing more to mitigate against the dangers posed by seasonal rains washing away homes and farmland.
Streets in all major cities including Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad suffer intermittent flooding due to downpours, damaging roads and homes.
In 2010, the worst floods in the country s history killed almost 1,800 people and affected 21 million.
