Pakistan Navy conducts rescue operation in Thatta
THATTA: Pakistan Navy has conducted rescue operation in suburb of Keti Bandar and Shah Bandar in Thatta and Sajawal districts of interior Sindh, which were affected by cyclone Kyarr.
Pakistan Navy reacted promptly and dispatched the rescue teams along with requisite equipment and boats to the affected sites of villages Thakar Kario, Hajamro of Keti Bandar and Gul Muhammad and Abbas Jatt Goths of Shah Bandar, where around 300 homes were flooded by sea water because of cyclone.
During relief operations, large number of people including women, children and elderly were evacuated to safer places by boats.
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Pak Marines also facilitated the locals in construction of protective dykes to avoid inundation. Medical assistance was also provided to local populace.
On Oct 29, one of the Karachi’s beautiful and clean beaches, French beach had been affected by the cyclonic storm Kyarr.
The huts and the village Haji Ali Muhammad near the beach had been affected by sea water as Kyarr cyclone intensified.
The flood had affected many houses in Ibrahim Hyderi, Rehri Goth and Lath Basti, after the cyclone had caused sea levels to rise overnight and flooded areas along the coastline.
A giant tsunami is soon going to strike Pakistan’s coastal belt and hundreds of thousands of people will die as a result, if Baba Vanga’s predictions are to be believed.
Baba Vanga was a clairvoyant in Bulgaria. She died in 1996 at the age of 85. She had made hundreds of predictions during second half of her life.
According to express.co.uk, the Bulgarian mystic’s followers claim she correctly foresaw the Boxing Day Tsunami of 2004, which killed more than 227,800 people in Southeast Asia, as a result of 9.3 magnitude undersea earthquake.
