02/08/2026
Chief Minister Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah chaired a high-level meeting at PDMA Sindh Headquarters to review the ongoing rainfall situation, emergency response, and preparedness across the province.
The meeting was attended by Advisor to the Chief Minister on Rehabilitation Gyan Chand Esrani, Chief Secretary Sindh Asif Hyder Shah, Mayor Karachi Murtaza Wahab, Secretary Rehabilitation Rafiq Mustafa Sheikh, DG PDMA Sindh Syed Salman Shah, DG Rescue 1122 Wajid Sibghatullah, and other senior officials.
The Chief Minister directed all Deputy Commissioners, PDMA Sindh, the Local Government Department, and district administrations to remain on high alert, emphasizing that the protection of citizens' lives and property is the government's top priority and that no negligence will be tolerated.
He also ordered the acceleration of rescue, relief, drainage, and dewatering operations in rain-affected areas, while directing immediate assistance for affected families and a comprehensive assessment of damages.
During the briefing, Advisor Gyan Chand Esrani informed the Chief Minister that the highest rainfall recorded during the last 24 hours was:
π§οΈ Umerkot β 169 mm
π§οΈ Kunri β 149 mm
π§οΈ Kaloi β 140 mm
π§οΈ Diplo β 135 mm
π§οΈ Kot Ghulam Muhammad β 133 mm
π§οΈ Latifabad β 114 mm
π§οΈ Mithi β 106 mm
π§οΈ Dhali β 104 mm
π§οΈ Hyderabad Rural β 93 mm
π§οΈ Hyderabad City β 89 mm
DG PDMA Sindh Syed Salman Shah informed the meeting that dewatering pumps are being deployed on the requests of Deputy Commissioners, including:
β’ Hyderabad β 5 pumps
β’ Umerkot β 3 pumps
β’ Mirpurkhas β 2 pumps
β’ Tando Muhammad Khan β 2 pumps
β’ Diplo β 2 pumps
Additionally, 10 dewatering pumps are being deployed at low-lying areas and underpasses across Karachi to support drainage operations.
PDMA Sindh remains fully committed to safeguarding lives and property through coordinated emergency response and timely relief efforts.
Sindh Information Department