BOONI: Chief Secretary Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Nadeem Aslam Chaudhry on Thursday visited the flood-devastated Sor Rech village of Torkhow in Upper Chitral. He met the displaced families and distributed relief cheques of Rs2 million among the heirs of two persons who lost their lives and Rs6 million among owners of 30 houses fully damaged in the […]
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CHITRAL: Thousands of students in the flood-hit villages of Chitral valley are unable to attend their schools as the connecting bridges have been washed away by floods. The Yarkhoon valley in Upper Chitral is the worst affected where both the jeepable and the pedestrian bridges connecting the Miragram No 2, Emit, Phashk and Shich villages
CHITRAL: A teenage girl has committed suicide in Ayun village of Lower Chitral, her family told police. The police said that the 15-year-old daughter of Ramzan Shah of Sehan locality of Ayun reportedly consumed tranquilizer. She was rushed to Tehsil Headquarters Hospital Drosh where she died. The family told police that the girl was suffering
ISLAMABAD (APP): The British High Commission stated that it has been amongst the earliest organisations to provide relief interventions, following devastating floods in Chitral. Between 29 July and August 3, Chitral suffered severe damages from torrential rains, flash floods and glacial lake outburst floods. As many as 14 drinking water supply schemes, 15 jeep-able bridges,
BOONI: After visiting Shader in Reshun where the river has washed away houses, private land along with a portion of Chitral-Mastuj road, district administration officials have now started inspecting the destruction of the same road at Greenlasht. Their visits and instructions issued for remedial steps have not worked so far, however. A statement issued by
