GBE Watch
HUNZA, Attaabad, January 21: The newly formed lake due to blockade of river water followed by massive landslide has endanged lives on both sides. Choopers are only means to ensure supply of basic necessisaties of lives. Yet, due to sever shortage of food items people are risking their lives as they walk for miles on land slide area. Humanitarian organizations and government officials are doing their best to tackle the situation and take initatiatives like re-opening of Khujerab border.
The following movie shows alarming level of water rose in last three weeks.
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Courtesy: Hunza Online
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
DC orders immediate re-opening of Khujrab border
Army to release water within a week: Waqar Taj
GBE Watch
HUNZA, Jan.20: (Sahib Khan Hunzai) According to a media source,
Zafar Waqar Taj, deputy commissioner Hunza-Nagar has ordered for immediate re-opening of Khujrab border to facilitate local community to avoid human criis.
This was announced during a press briefing at Karimabad in presence of Assistant commissioner Hunza Engineer Abbas and other officials. He said that Pakistan Army will make efforts on release of water and is expected to be accomplished with in a week keeping in view study reports by some organizations. According to the experts the hight of rubble is about 290 feet high from the river level.
GBE Watch
HUNZA, Jan.20: (Sahib Khan Hunzai) According to a media source,
Zafar Waqar Taj, deputy commissioner Hunza-Nagar has ordered for immediate re-opening of Khujrab border to facilitate local community to avoid human criis. This was announced during a press briefing at Karimabad in presence of Assistant commissioner Hunza Engineer Abbas and other officials. He said that Pakistan Army will make efforts on release of water and is expected to be accomplished with in a week keeping in view study reports by some organizations. According to the experts the hight of rubble is about 290 feet high from the river level.
Four die as the vehicle plunged into a goarge;
a man, wife and two children among dead
GBE Monitoring Report
DASU, Jan. 20: (Rehmat Karim) At least four people have been reported died in a road mishape near Dasu on Karakorum High Way (KKH), on Tuesday. According to NATCO sources, a Baltistan bound vehicle coming from Skardu to Rawalpindi lost its way and fell into a horrible goarge leaving four dead on spot. Locals shifted bodies where doctors confirmed their death. The victims have been identified as Ghulam Nabi, former member Gilgit-Baltistan Legislative Assembly, his wife and two children.
Source:voiceofhunza.blogspot.com
GBE Monitoring Report
DASU, Jan. 20: (Rehmat Karim) At least four people have been reported died in a road mishape near Dasu on Karakorum High Way (KKH), on Tuesday. According to NATCO sources, a Baltistan bound vehicle coming from Skardu to Rawalpindi lost its way and fell into a horrible goarge leaving four dead on spot. Locals shifted bodies where doctors confirmed their death. The victims have been identified as Ghulam Nabi, former member Gilgit-Baltistan Legislative Assembly, his wife and two children.
Source:voiceofhunza.blogspot.com
Relief work under way for the affectees of Attaabad, Sarat and Aeenabad
HUNZA, Aliabad, Altit, January19: Relief work is continue for the affectees of disaster hit villages: Attaabad, Sarat and Aeenabad.
HUNZA, Aliabad, Altit, Jan. 18: PRCS playing an active role in relief activities along with other NGOs in Hunza. Photos by APP
HUNZA, Aliabad, Altit, Jan. 18: PRCS playing an active role in relief activities along with other NGOs in Hunza. Photos by APP
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