Emergency Appeal

<h2 dir="ltr">Over 1,000 Stranded in the Mountains as Disaster Unfolds</h2>

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On the night of 22 July 2025, flash floods and landslides struck the high altitude region of Babusar Top, located in the Diamer District of Gilgit Baltistan. The intense rainfall caused road closures and triggered landslides that left more than 1,000 people stranded at over 13,000 feet above sea level. The NDMA issued an urgent appeal for immediate assistance as access to the region was cut off from both sides.

In response, Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan &nbsp;launched a joint relief operation in coordination with NDMA and the Commandant FCNA. Given the region&rsquo;s remote terrain and critical weather conditions, this operation tested the preparedness and agility of the relief network&nbsp; and Alkhidmat delivered.

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<h2 dir="ltr">Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Swift Deployment on the Ground</h2>

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Recognizing the urgency, Alkhidmat activated its disaster response teams and dispatched both personnel and emergency vehicles. These included:

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	2 fully equipped ambulances
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	2 rescue bikes capable of navigating mountainous terrain
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	Local trained volunteers from nearby Gilgit Baltistan units
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These units reached the affected areas to assist in search, rescue, and immediate relief delivery&nbsp; even in zones inaccessible by larger vehicles.

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<h2 dir="ltr">Relief Delivered: Food, Medical Aid, and Compassion</h2>

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Upon reaching stranded individuals, Alkhidmat teams prioritized life saving needs. In freezing temperatures and with no access to food, over 500 people were provided freshly cooked meals, prepared on emergency stoves brought in by volunteers. Additionally, 100 food packages containing dry rations were distributed to families awaiting evacuation or safe passage.

Medical teams accompanying the operation also treated cases of:

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	Dehydration and fatigue due to cold and lack of food
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	Minor injuries sustained during landslides
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	Altitude-related complications in elderly and children
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The deployment of the Mobile Health Unit allowed emergency care to be provided directly on site, a crucial factor in preventing escalation of health risks.

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<h2 dir="ltr">The Terrain: A Race Against Time</h2>

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Babusar Top, connecting Kaghan Valley with Chilas, is one of Pakistan&rsquo;s most scenic but hazardous routes especially during monsoon season. With sharp cliffs, narrow passes, and unpredictable weather, even a small landslide can isolate hundreds. In this case, multiple road collapses and continuous rain meant that conventional rescue operations were delayed increasing the urgency of immediate ground based support.

The success of Alkhidmat&rsquo;s initial response showcases the importance of localized, mobile, and community rooted rescue networks in such inaccessible zones.

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<h2 dir="ltr">Coordination with NDMA and FCNA: A Seamless Partnership</h2>

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<h2 dir="ltr">&ldquo;Our teams are working in direct coordination with NDMA and Commandant FCNA to evacuate stranded individuals and provide urgent medical and food assistance,&rdquo; reported an Alkhidmat volunteer from the field.</h2>

بابوسر ٹاپ سے تازہ ترین: 
&quot;الخدمت کی ٹیمیں این ڈی ایم اے کے ساتھ مل کر متاثرہ علاقوں میں پھنسے افراد کو نکالنے کے لیے سرچ اینڈ ریسکیو کا کام کر رہی ہیں، اور الخدمت رضاکاروں نے ریسکیو کیے گئے 500 افراد کو پکا پکایا کھانا بھی فراہم کیا۔

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<h2 dir="ltr">A Call to Action</h2>

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Alkhidmat&rsquo;s swift and coordinated response at Babusar Top was only possible due to its well trained volunteers, mobile relief assets, and&nbsp; most importantly your support. With flash floods and climate induced emergencies rising across Pakistan, there has never been a more critical time to invest in agile humanitarian networks.

If you&#39;d like to support ongoing relief and rescue efforts then donate at: alkhidmat.org/donate

Rescue at Babusar Top: Alkhidmat and NDMA Launch Joint Relief Operation After Flash Floods

PESHAWAR: The Alkhidmat Bano Qabil graduation ceremony was held on Sunday at Nishtar Hall, Peshawar, where over 10,000 students who completed free IT courses were awarded certificates, and top performers received laptops. The event marked the successful conclusion of the program&rsquo;s first phase and the official launch of Bano Qabil Phase Two, which includes 28 additional advanced courses. 
Engineer Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman, Emir Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan and the founding figure behind the Bano Qabil program, presided as chief guest. In his keynote address, he underscored the urgent need for a unified education system in Pakistan and criticized the state&rsquo;s longstanding neglect of education as a national priority. 
&ldquo;Since independence, education has been divided along class lines, denying equal opportunity to millions,&rdquo; Rehman said. &ldquo;Public schools have been deliberately weakened, forcing families to turn to expensive private institutions. It&rsquo;s time to change this system.&rdquo; 
The Bano Qabil program, run by Alkhidmat Foundation, aims to equip Pakistan&rsquo;s youth who make up over 65 percent of the population with market-relevant IT skills free of charge. In the first phase, more than 186,000 students applied from across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and over 25,000 appeared in what was the province&rsquo;s largest-ever IT entrance test. The selected 10,000 students completed 16 specialized courses over a three-month period. 
During the event, Emir JI Pakistan Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman, President Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan Professor Dr Hafizur Reham, Emir JI Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Central Abdul Wasi and President Alkhidmat Foundation KP Khalid Waqas inaugurated the second phase of the program, which will now offer a total of 44 IT courses. They also distributed certificates and laptops to the graduating students. 
Alkhidmat Foundation leaders in attendance included Provincial General Secretary Sabir Hussain Awan, District Emir Bahrullah Khan Advocate, General Secretary Shakir Siddiqui, Program Director Mian Sohaibuddin Kakakhel and Alkhidmat district president Arbab Abdul Haseeb. The ceremony was attended by educators, business leaders including Sarhad Chamber &nbsp;Commerce President Fazal Muqeem Khan, social media activists, journalists, students, and their families. 
Speaking on the program&rsquo;s growth, Khalid Waqas said, &ldquo;Bano Qabil has become a model for empowering youth. We&rsquo;re not just offering courses, we&rsquo;re building futures.&rdquo; 
In a passionate conclusion, Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman also voiced solidarity with the people of Gaza and Palestine, condemning the ongoing humanitarian crisis and urging the Pakistani government to take a firm moral stand on the international stage. 
&ldquo;Bano Qabil is more than a program&mdash;it&rsquo;s a vision for a better Pakistan,&rdquo; he said. 
 
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Alkhidmat Bano Qabil Graduation Ceremony Held

<h1 data-end="218" data-start="149">Torrential Rains Trigger Flood Emergency Across Punjab and Beyond</h1>

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Pakistan is once again facing the deadly consequences of&nbsp;monsoon floods. Over the last month, relentless rains have turned seasonal weather into a national emergency. As of&nbsp;23 July 2025, the&nbsp;death toll from floods in Pakistan has reached 245, with&nbsp;603 injured. Just in the past 24 hours,&nbsp;3 more lives were lost&nbsp;and&nbsp;5 people injured, including children, due to lightning and flash floods in&nbsp;KP, AJ&amp;K, and Islamabad.

Entire villages are submerged. Homes, crops, and livestock lie in ruin. With&nbsp;climate change&nbsp;accelerating, these&nbsp;flood disasters&nbsp;are no longer rare; they&rsquo;ve become an annual nightmare.

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<h2 data-end="379" data-start="327">Why Is Pakistan So Vulnerable to Deadly Flooding?</h2>

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The&nbsp;Pakistan flood crisis&nbsp;is driven by more than just weather. As outlined in&nbsp;&nbsp;<a data-end="679" data-start="542" href="https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/17/why-is-pakistan-so-vulnerable-to-deadly-flooding" rel="noopener" target="_new">Al Jazeera&rsquo;s in-depth report (July 17, 2025)</a>.

Here are the&nbsp;key reasons&nbsp;Pakistan faces devastating floods year after year

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Unpredictable and Extreme Monsoons

Climate change has intensified&nbsp;monsoon patterns, causing rain to fall rapidly in short bursts&nbsp;overwhelming rivers and drains.

Melting Glaciers in the North

Pakistan has over&nbsp;7,000 glaciers. The melting of glacial lakes leads to&nbsp;Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs)&nbsp;sudden, devastating torrents that destroy downstream villages.

Rapid Urbanization Without Planning

Major cities like&nbsp;Karachi,&nbsp;Lahore, and&nbsp;Rawalpindi&nbsp;lack proper drainage systems, leading to severe&nbsp;urban floodingduring heavy rainfall.

Deforestation and Poor Land Use

The absence of natural barriers, due to illegal logging and land encroachment, worsens the intensity and speed of&nbsp;flash floods.

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<h2 data-end="2101" data-start="2056">The Human Cost: Lives and Livelihoods Lost</h2>

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<h3 data-end="1956" data-start="1932">As of July 23, 2025:</h3>

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	245 deaths&nbsp;(including 83 men, 44 women, 118 children)
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	603 injured
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	913 homes&nbsp;damaged (692 partially, 221 fully)
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	240 livestock&nbsp;lost
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	Thousands displaced&nbsp;across&nbsp;Punjab, KP, Sindh, AJ&amp;K, and GB
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<h2 data-end="1725" data-start="1670">Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Emergency Response to Floods in Pakistan</h2>

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Amidst this devastating&nbsp;flood emergency,&nbsp;Alkhidmat Foundation&nbsp;has activated its&nbsp;Disaster Management Cellsnationwide. Trained&nbsp;rescue volunteers,&nbsp;medical teams, and&nbsp;logistics units&nbsp;are actively serving in the hardest hit regions.

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<h3 data-end="1954" data-start="1927">Relief efforts include:</h3>

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	62 rescue operations&nbsp;conducted, saving&nbsp;450+ lives
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	Medical camps&nbsp;and mobile clinics deployed
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	700+ cooked meals&nbsp;and food ration packs distributed
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	Clean water&nbsp;access restored using water pumps
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	Trauma care,&nbsp;hygiene kits, and&nbsp;veterinary aid&nbsp;provided
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	Relief items distributed:&nbsp;over&nbsp;3,368 units&nbsp;including tents, sleeping bags, mosquito nets, kitchen sets, and boats
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<h2 data-end="2194" data-start="2158">District Wise Response Highlights</h2>

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<h3 dir="ltr">Chakwal</h3>

400mm of rain in 10 hours caused severe flash flooding. Over&nbsp;300 families&nbsp;received food, hygiene kits, and shelter support.

<h3 dir="ltr">Rawalpindi</h3>

Sawan River overflowed, resulting in heavy&nbsp;urban flooding.&nbsp;Helicopter rescues&nbsp;and relief camps were set up by Alkhidmat teams.

<h3 dir="ltr">Islamabad</h3>

200mm+ rain inundated parts of the city. Emergency teams carried out&nbsp;rescue operations&nbsp;and deployed&nbsp;water pumps.

<h3 dir="ltr">Jhelum</h3>

150+ homes affected. Alkhidmat provided&nbsp;medical relief, cooked meals, and helped support families with livestock losses.

<h3 dir="ltr">Other Affected Areas</h3>

Evacuations in&nbsp;Lahore, Faisalabad, Chakri&nbsp;continued with support from the Army and local authorities.&nbsp;Emergency alerts remain active&nbsp;in multiple zones.

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<h2 data-end="3074" data-start="3030">Flood Response in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP)</h2>

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The mountainous regions of&nbsp;Charsadda, Nowshera, and Peshawar&nbsp;are seeing overflowing rivers and landslides.&nbsp;Alkhidmat KP teams&nbsp;are delivering aid in hard-to-reach locations with the help of&nbsp;local authorities&nbsp;and volunteers. Relief goods, hygiene kits, and trauma care continue to be distributed.

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<h2 data-end="3484" data-start="3439">Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Disaster Management Capability</h2>

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Alkhidmat Foundation&nbsp;operates one of the most extensive and agile&nbsp;disaster relief systems in Pakistan, including:

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	Pre-positioned relief stocks&nbsp;and&nbsp;emergency kits
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	Mobile medical clinics&nbsp;and&nbsp;trained volunteers&nbsp;across every province
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	Real-time coordination hubs&nbsp;and partnerships with local and national bodies
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	Certified teams for&nbsp;rescue, trauma response, and&nbsp;flood logistics
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Whether it&#39;s&nbsp;urban flooding in Lahore,&nbsp;flash floods in KP, or&nbsp;glacial floods in Gilgit-Baltistan, Alkhidmat is always prepared.

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<h2 data-end="4782" data-start="4760">How You Can Help</h2>

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The&nbsp;2025 Pakistan floods&nbsp;have already claimed&nbsp;hundreds of lives&nbsp;and displaced thousands. If you&#39;re looking to&nbsp;support flood victims in Pakistan, now is the time.

<a data-end="5028" data-start="4964" rel="noopener" target="_new">Donate now: alkhidmat.org/donate</a> 
Follow Alkhidmat Foundation for live updates on Pakistan flood relief efforts.

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Pakistan Flood Emergency 2025: Alkhidmat’s Rapid Response in Action

As flash floods triggered by heavy rains continue to ravage vulnerable areas, Alkhidmat Foundation Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has intensified its rescue and relief operations across flood-hit districts, reaching communities affected by the rising waters. 
Over the past weeks, the organization has conducted multiple training sessions for its volunteers, equipping them with vital skills to respond to flood emergencies. 
&ldquo;In these critical hours, our trained volunteers are the frontline responders,&rdquo; said Khalid Waqas, President Alkhidmat Foundation Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. &ldquo;Their readiness can mean the difference between life and death.&rdquo; 
Since the onset of flooding across Karak, Tank, Swabi, Charsadda and some other districts, Alkhidmat teams have rescued over 200 victims from submerged villages and dangerous riverbanks. Volunteers have also distributed food packages and pitched community tents, providing shelter and sustenance to the displaced . 
Alkhidmat&rsquo;s response is supported by its broader emergency network. Across Pakistan, the organization has previously executed hundreds of disaster-response training sessions, helping to build an extensive volunteer corps capable of rapid mobilization. 
In partnerships with government agencies such as Rescue 1122 and international NGOs, Alkhidmat&rsquo;s volunteers have become a recognized force in flood relief, with decades of experience in disaster-prone regions&nbsp;of&nbsp;Pakistan. 
 
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Alkhidmat Foundation’s Volunteers Rush to Aid Flood Victims

As part of its &ldquo;Green Pakistan&rdquo; mission, Alkhidmat Foundation launched a tree plantation campaign at Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women University (SBBWU) in Peshawar.

The initiative was officially inaugurated by Muhammad Shakir Siddiqui, General Secretary Alkhidmat Foundation Central and Southern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, along with Professor Dr. Safia Ahmad, Vice Chancellor SBBWU, who jointly planted a tree on the university campus.

The ceremony was attended by university faculty members, students, and representatives from the provincial Forest Department. Participants praised Alkhidmat&rsquo;s environmentally conscious effort and described it as a timely and vital step toward securing a healthier and greener future for coming generations.

In their remarks, speakers emphasized that tree plantation has become an urgent necessity in the face of rising pollution, increasing temperatures, and the intensifying impacts of climate change. Trees, they noted, not only purify the air but also play a critical role in sustaining public health, ecological balance, and the preservation of natural resources.

Alkhidmat Foundation has been actively working across Pakistan to raise environmental awareness, promote practical action, and engage the youth in conservation efforts. This tree plantation drive is one of several initiatives aimed at fostering a culture of environmental responsibility.

At the close of the event, participants pledged to expand the campaign within their own communities by planting more trees and encouraging others to contribute to the cause of a greener, more sustainable Pakistan. 
 
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