In line with its tradition of serving the nation as first responders, the Pakistan Army is actively leading relief and rescue operations for Temporarily Displaced Persons (TDPs) and local families in the Tirah Valley of District Khyber, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, following heavy snowfall and an intense cold wave.
⚠️First Responders#Pakistan Army helps displaced families in Tirah, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, during heavy snowfall
The #PakistanArmy is taking full care of temporarily displaced families from Tirah during snowfall and severe cold weather. #ISPR
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Recognizing the severity of the weather conditions, Pakistan Army troops are working around the clock to provide comprehensive care and support to the affected population. Key highlights of the ongoing humanitarian operation include:
- Provision of Essentials: Continuous supply of food rations, warm clothing, and blankets is being ensured to help families withstand the sub-zero temperatures.
- Specialized Care: Dedicated teams have established separate arrangements to cater to the specific needs of the most vulnerable groups, including children, the elderly, and person with disabilities.
- Shelter and Medical Support: Warm shelters and basic medical facilities have been set up to prevent health complications arising from the extreme cold.
- Infrastructure Maintenance: Army engineers, in collaboration with the local administration, are working tirelessly to clear snow-blocked arteries, ensuring the smooth flow of traffic and maintaining vital supply lines.
- Monitoring and Assessment: Crisis assessment teams are stationed on the ground to monitor the situation in real-time, allowing for a rapid response to any emerging emergency.
The Pakistan Army remains committed to the well-being of the people of Tirah and will continue its relief efforts until the situation normalizes and all displaced families are safely settled.
