Flood Relief
The Punjab government has completed a detailed survey under the Flood Relief Program, ensuring that flood-affected families receive timely financial assistance. This program marks a significant milestone in disaster relief operations by combining technology and transparency to deliver aid efficiently. The record survey has covered all severely affected districts, providing a complete picture of the damage to homes, livestock, crops, and infrastructure.
Following the survey, the government has made substantial progress in transferring funds and preparing ATM cards for beneficiaries. Through this initiative, the affected families can access their payments directly, minimizing delays and ensuring fair distribution of funds.
Flood Rehabilitation Program Record Survey of Affected Districts Completed
The survey conducted across Punjab has collected comprehensive data from thousands of families impacted by recent floods. Government teams, including officials from the revenue department, agriculture, livestock, and disaster management authorities, visited affected areas to verify damages accurately.
- Complete Data of 5,92,000 Affected Families Collected
- Data of 3,07,000 Eligible Individuals Sent to Bank of Punjab
The systematic approach ensures that every deserving family is accounted for and no one is left out of the compensation process. The survey also forms the basis for efficient planning of relief measures, including financial aid, shelter, and essential services.
2,11,000 ATM Cards Printed for Direct Relief Access
To provide smooth access to relief funds, the Bank of Punjab has printed 2,11,000 ATM cards dedicated to flood victims. These cards are designed to allow direct withdrawals from ATMs, ensuring transparency and eliminating intermediaries.
- Cards are linked with verified bank accounts of eligible individuals
- Each card allows beneficiaries to withdraw the approved financial assistance securely
- Activation of cards can be done at designated bank branches or ATMs
- Beneficiaries will be notified via official calls or SMS when cards are ready for distribution
This initiative empowers families to manage their own funds and rebuild their lives with dignity while reducing the chances of corruption in the relief process.
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Rs. 30 Billion Transferred to Accounts of Affected Families
A record Rs. 30 billion has been transferred to the accounts of verified flood victims, reflecting the government’s commitment to rapid and fair financial support. This step ensures that families can immediately start reconstruction and meet essential needs after the devastating floods.
- Transfers are directly credited to beneficiaries’ bank accounts
- Digital records maintain full transparency and prevent misuse of funds
- Priority is given to families with complete house destruction and critical losses
- Continuous monitoring by district administration ensures timely fund disbursement
By combining surveys with direct cash transfers, the government guarantees that financial assistance reaches those who need it the most without any delay.
Beneficiary Data and Card Distribution Plan
The collected data provides a clear roadmap for distributing relief cards and funds. Authorities have already finalized the list of eligible individuals, ensuring that each family receives their rightful compensation.
| Category | Total Families/Individuals | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Affected Families Surveyed | 5,92,000 | Completed |
| Eligible Individuals Sent to Bank of Punjab | 3,07,000 | Data Shared |
| ATM Cards Printed | 2,11,000 | Ready for Distribution |
| Funds Transferred | Rs. 30 Billion | Credited to Accounts |
The table highlights the scope and efficiency of the flood relief program, showcasing the government’s commitment to structured and transparent aid delivery.
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How to Receive Your Flood Relief Card
Families will be notified through calls or SMS when their cards are ready. Beneficiaries should visit their designated bank branches or the AC office for verification and card collection.
- Keep CNIC and flood damage proof ready
- Verify details with AC office before card activation
- Activate the card at the bank or ATM
- Withdraw funds directly without intermediaries
- Report any discrepancy to the district administration immediately
This organized approach ensures that aid reaches the right people and reduces the potential for errors or misuse.
Final Words
The Punjab government’s flood relief program has successfully combined survey data, digital banking, and direct fund transfers to support affected families. With 2,11,000 ATM cards printed and Rs. 30 billion already transferred, the initiative sets a benchmark for transparent and efficient disaster management.
The Flood Rehabilitation Program demonstrates a commitment to helping communities rebuild with dignity, providing not only financial assistance but also hope and stability for the future.
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FAQs
What is the total number of ATM cards printed for flood victims?
2,11,000 ATM cards have been printed for direct access to relief funds.
How much total financial aid has been released so far?
Rs. 30 billion has been transferred to the accounts of affected families.
How many families were surveyed under the flood rehabilitation program?
Complete data of 5,92,000 affected families has been collected.
Who is eligible to receive the Flood Relief Card?
Only verified individuals whose data has been shared with the Bank of Punjab are eligible.
How will beneficiaries be notified about card distribution?
Official calls or SMS from local AC offices will inform families about card availability.