Punjab sets up clean water camps for flood-hit Muridke and Ferozewala residents

Sheikhupura: On the directions of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, clean water camps have been established to support flood-affected residents in Muridke and Ferozewala. Under this emergency relief initiative, Punjab Saaf Pani Authority teams have reached affected areas, including Khan Colony Ferozewala, to provide bottled drinking water to families facing hardship after flooding. Officials said the camps are aimed at ensuring access to safe water, preventing waterborne diseases, and offering immediate support to vulnerable communities during the crisis. The move is also important for public health, local stability, and confidence in emergency service delivery. Timely relief efforts can help reduce hardship in damaged residential areas. Will this rapid response improve public trust in disaster management?

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