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ISLAMABAD, Jul 13 (APP):NDMA Tech Team Lead & Spokesperson Dr. Tayyab Shah Sunday urged citizens to avoid crossing bridges, streams or inundated roads during periods of high water flow and called for enhanced inter-agency cooperation to ensure effective emergency response and public safety.
Talking to a local news channel, Spokesperson said that according to the latest weather predictions by the Meteorological Department, the third spell of monsoon is expected to begin on Monday.
He warned that this could lead to heavy rainfall in several regions, increasing the risk of urban and flash flooding in vulnerable areas.
Dr. Shah advised the public to stay vigilant, avoid unnecessary travel during heavy rain and strictly refrain from crossing flooded roads, streams, or bridges.
He also urged local authorities to remain on high alert and ensure that emergency response mechanisms are fully operational to deal with any situation promptly.
He said real-time monitoring of weather patterns, water levels and vulnerable locations is actively underway to ensure a swift response to any developing situation.
The NDMA, in coordination with provincial and district disaster management authorities is closely tracking the evolving conditions to issue early warnings and mobilize resources where needed.
Dr. Shah assured that the public will be kept informed through timely alerts and advisories shared via electronic media, social platforms and official communication channels.
He emphasized that public cooperation and timely action are crucial to minimizing risk and ensuring safety during the upcoming monsoon spell.